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https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_10_0_beta_available NetBSD 10.0 BETA available December 20, 2022 posted by Nia Alarie After nearly 3 whole years of development (work started on NetBSD 10 in late 2019), BETA snapshots have finally been published for interested users to test. More changes will be backported from the development branch over the next few months before we tag a final release, so the BETA images will keep getting updated. What to expect While NetBSD 10.0 is expected to be a major milestone on performance, especially on multi-core systems, currently the BETA builds have some extra kernel diagnostics enabled that may reduce performance somewhat. Among the features you can expect to find in NetBSD 10 are reworked cryptography, including compatibility with WireGuardⓇ, automatic swap encryption, new disk encryption methods, and CPU acceleration in the kernel. In hardware support, there are updated GPU drivers from Linux 5.6, support for more ARM hardware (including Rockchip RK356X, NXP i.MX 8M, Amlogic G12¸ Apple M1, and Raspberry Pi 4), support for new security features found in the latest ARM CPUs, and support for Realtek 2.5 gigabit and new Intel 10/25/40 gigabit ethernet adapters. compat_linux has been ported to AArch64 and DTrace has been ported to MIPS. For retrocomputing enthusiasts, there's improved multiprocessor support on Alpha, and more iMac G5 support. The Xen hypervisor support has received a major rework. There are various new userspace programs, including blkdiscard(8) to manually TRIM a disk, aiomixer(1) to control audio volume, realpath(1), and fsck_udf(8). And loads more... There are many little details that might be relevant to admins when upgrading from NetBSD 9, so wait and read the final release announcement before you upgrade any production systems. Please note that networking setups using tap(4) as a bridge endpoint must be modified to use vether(4) instead, and compat_linux is no longer built into the kernel for security reasons (load it as a module instead). DisplayPort and HDMI audio is now enabled in the default x86 kernel, so you might need to change the default audio device with audiocfg(1) if you're not getting any sound output. blacklistd(8) was renamed to blocklistd(8).
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I’m excited to install this on my retro PC and play around with it for a couple of hours before I get bored
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NetBSD more like Not B installing
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing - - - 8< - - - goldmine
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing
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I can never remember if NetBSD is the "run on anything" or the "security focused" one (OpenBSD). I have to remember they're the opposite of what I'd expect. Maybe they should switch names
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improved multiprocessor alpha support, gently caress yes 
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2023 is the year of BSD on the desktop
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing nyetBSD
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing
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Hed posted:nyetBSD
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I thought he(?) left yospos
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HamAdams posted:2023 is the year of BSD on the desktop
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Hed posted:nyetBSD
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:I thought he(?) left yospos they live on in our hearts
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2023 is the year of bsd on the anything
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing
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i installed freebsd last year for some work bs for a minute 
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if you're gonna go unix you might as well go bsd its like linux, but without the schizophrenia
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or the popularity 
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post hole digger posted:NetBSD more like Not B installing
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my homie dhall posted:2023 is the year of bsd on the anything SDF has been running NetBSD in production since 2001
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Hed posted:nyetBSD
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neat, netbsd is my favourite bsd
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git apologist posted:is this a linux op it’s worse
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OldAlias posted:neat, netbsd is my favourite bsd
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OldAlias posted:neat, netbsd is my favourite bsd pretty neatBSD
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I haven’t touched my SDF account in months. NetBSD coffee mug is still going strong though.
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Silver Alicorn posted:I haven’t touched my SDF account in months. NetBSD coffee mug is still going strong though. nice. i have a netbsd hat I wear. well, when it’s not winter
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Sweevo posted:bsd is for people who stopped using linux because it got too popular would you say its for freaking hipsters?
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Sweevo posted:bsd is for people who stopped using linux because it got too popular and netbsd is for people who feel freebsd is just a bit too mainstream
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:nutbsd and it's still sucking
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Finally I can wipe linux off my iMac G5 and replace it with BSD.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:and netbsd is for people who feel freebsd is just a bit too mainstream that’s openbsd. netbsd is for people whose massive collection of ancient computers likely qualifies as clinical hoarding
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openbsd is for people who think security is more important than performance. netbsd is for people who don't give a poo poo about performance or security, they just want something to boot on their VAX
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