Nice. My longest-running NetBSD system is a tiny virtual machine I only use for my IRC client, with an uptime of 901 days now, running NetBSD 9.1_STABLE.
The fact that NetBSD 10.0 isn’t even released yet shows the slow update cycle for NetBSD. None of the “a major release every year” nonsene. “It will be released when it’s ready.” I like that, and all my home servers run NetBSD (with the ocassional Linux VM for stuff that is so “all-the-world-is-linux”-narrowminded that I couldn’t get it to run natively on NetBSD, such as Collabora Online and BigBlueButton).
Quite informative, One thing i noticed on websites such as youtube and odysee is that it mostly has openbsd and freebsd. So content such as this is refreshing, even if it is a few years old
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