On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Matthew Szudzik <mszud...@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote: >> No doubt about that, but interest is seriously waning. I cared back > > Although interest in compat_linux may be "seriously waning" among > developers, I think it's still important for users such as myself. > compat_linux is the most reasonable option for users who need to run > commercial software on OpenBSD.
Well, somebody should send diffs then. Like I said, I stopped using it and couldn't use it now if I wanted. And about the last thing I'm going to do is buy some commercial software I won't use just to see if it works. > And compat_linux is important for attracting new users to OpenBSD. Why > else would it be mentioned in the first paragraph of the OpenBSD > homepage? Other features like pf, carp, openssh, sparc64 support, etc. > aren't mentioned at all on the front page of www.openbsd.org The opening paragraph hasn't been changed since before any of those features existed.
