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  • #21
    Originally posted by Cyborg16 View Post
    We? I thought the whole thing about open source is that there doesn't have to be a consensus. Everyone does something, you use your favourite/the clear winner some time down the road.
    But what sense makes it to put money into a project with such a sad track record, when it is very clear that money is not the problem, but the attitudes of developers and style of development?

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    • #22
      Originally posted by jake_lesser View Post
      Yes, because OpenBSD devs are not skilled enough to work with and modify the API/BI of OpenSSL.
      You are aware of that modifying code without modifying the API/ABI is more difficult?

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      • #23
        Originally posted by beetreetime View Post
        The Linux foundation will never fund anything OpenBSD project or anything related to Theo the Rat especially after his false claims about Linux's code quality and user attitude. But most importantly they'll never fund anything that is Microsoft and Apple friendly. Plus in the long run, Everyone knows OpenSSL will prove to be the better option while "Libre"SSL which be nothing but a joke.
        OpenSSL has BSD licence. LOL.

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        • #24
          OpenSSL is BSD to...

          Originally posted by beetreetime View Post
          The Linux foundation will never fund anything OpenBSD project or anything related to Theo the Rat especially after his false claims about Linux's code quality and user attitude. But most importantly they'll never fund anything that is Microsoft and Apple friendly. Plus in the long run, Everyone knows OpenSSL will prove to be the better option while "Libre"SSL which be nothing but a joke.
          OpenSSL has a BSD license. LOL.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by rmiller View Post
            OpenSSL has a BSD license. LOL.
            No it's Apache 2 license.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by jake_lesser View Post
              No it's Apache 2 license.
              Yes my mistake. But it's not apache 2 either. It's similar to original apache license, one of many that the anti-bsd troll hates.

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