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| Project Info | https://etsh.nl/Project/ |
| Jeff's Home | https://jan.etsh.nl/ |
| Etsh (V6Sh) Home | https://etsh.nl/ |
| siempre con | amor .. gracias ! <3 =^) |
@justine I've used (& currently use) both #XFCE & #OpenBox on #OpenBSD under #Xorg for years (as long as I can remember). For more than 5 years, closer to 10.
Whether I use OpenBox or XFCE on a given day depends entirely on my mood. I've used OpenBox the longest of any WM, and I only recently started using XFCE over the past few years.
OpenBox is still my first choice though. For its simplicity
🙂 
Greatest scientists of all times were invited to a reunion...
System call pinning is now mandatory in #OpenBSD -current, with execv(2) now rejecting binaries without a valid pintable.
deraadt@ modified src/sys/kern/exec_elf.c: If binaries lack a pintable, execve() can now reject them at startup by returning EINVAL, rather than at runtime when the first system call occurs (and then probably dumping core). Let's find out if there are any surprising exceptions we were unaware of (would need a custom linker, or a non-crt0 runtime)
errno discussions with kettenis, sthen, millert. Vague consensus it is
worth trying now.
Plus some additional cleanup in process flags, used in ps(1), to make available for future bits.
deraadt@ modified src/*: We do not need the PS_LIBCPIN and PS_PIN flag fields anymore, which were used during development (for visibility). There is speculation claudio will immediately use these bits for something else.