Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 19th Sep 2005 20:29 UTC, submitted by Nix_User
"OpenBSD is an ultra-secure, freely available, multi-platform BSD-based UNIX-like operating system. And is arguably the most secure operating system in the world. After using OpenBSD for over 9 years I decided to place online some useful information for first time users of OpenBSD. The information here covers the current release of OpenBSD."
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2005-07-11
> OpenBSD has a lot of potential but the developers tend
> to be very closed minded to new things.
Well, and why are the OBSD guys the only people that actively support such nifty security features like pro police, and other stuff?
There are similar capabilitys available for other Operating Systems, however the most popular Linux Distributions seem to totally overlook these.
I'd actually love to see some of the stuff from the Debian based Adamantix Distribution in the default Debian. Proactive security is not an option, it is obligotary.