Monthly Archives: November 2015

Some of the recent work done by the core OpenBSD developers is really incredible.  Specifically, the work that has been done for EFI booting of more “modern” hardware has started to open up a whole new vista of machines that … Continue reading →

To follow up on my last post where I talked about the high-level concepts involved with OpenBSD ports & packages and why you would want to work on them (Time to make the donuts), I thought I would share an … Continue reading →

One of the things I enjoy doing as I learn more about OpenBSD and the community around it is to help with the effort to port software to the platform that I personally find useful and think others will.  The … Continue reading →