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OpenBSD 3.9 released today

By Justin Mann

On May 1, 2006, 10:22 AM

Anyone who is a fan of OpenBSD will be happy to hear that this morning, OpenBSD 3.9 was released and is available for download immediately. Among a huge list of fixes and updates, most notably the update to 3.9 brings a host of hardware support, including very useful things such as PCMCIA support for A64 systems, G5 based Apple systems, ATI chipset support (IXP) and lots of other hardware that is becoming more and more common. If you have a lot of time or are really interested you can read the full changelog, but likely you'll just want to get to downloading.

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