@Suiseiseki @BigDuck @Captain80s @Dicey @EdBoatConnoisseur @EdBoatConnoisseur @Forestofenchantment @Forestofenchantment @Goalkeeper @HatkeshiatorTND @Humpleupagus @Killer_Mule @Soy_Magnus @The_Almighty_Kek @Titanbreakerkun @Tony @WaifuPoaster88 @Wiz @Zergling_man @alessmussolini88 @bronze @ceo_of_monoeye_dating @korgster @nigger @tyler @verita84 @vic @zero also pages and pages of bug fixes mean they had pages and pages of bugs that they had to fix, so i dont trust them not to leave more bugs and likely vulnerabilities behind, thats a red flag having to fix that much, not a green one. what about that should make me think, wow they had all these horrible bugs they had to fix i'm sure theres no other and their newer code is vulnerability free! thats retarded. thats why we use openssh and not a gnu implementation. thats why we use libressl not openssl (those who care). openbsds projects actually care about making sure they dont include vulnerabilities, instead of fixing them later down the line when theyve already been exploited. they also have a free-er license, as opposed to GNU's EULA with additonal restriction and requirements like sharing code and not being able to relicense, very restrictive, freedom means you can do what you want, not that you're forced to do what they want you to do.