I believe a release of an open source project should be immutable -- that is, if a project releases version named, say, 7.1b, it should not produce another release artifact, with different content, that also claims to be 7.1b.
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Yes, of course
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No, there are legitimate reasons to do this
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@encthenet I expect that i386 will remain 32-bit time_t indefinitely
Are any of my OpenBSD followers interested in bringing diff3 improvements from FreeBSD over?
https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/dev-commits-src-all/2026-March/069554.html
I have a few folks in NetBSD-land who are interested in hearing about changes like this, but not OpenBSD.
The primary architecture on which I run #FreeBSD is:
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amd64 (aka x86_64)
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arm64 (aka AArch64)
11 votes
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i386
1 vote
0.9%
other (next poll)
2 votes
1.9%
107 votes total · 107 voters
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