200MB on everyone's disk that they might need, or put up with people who have ADD? We'll put it on everyone's disk...

This is true also. More and more packages have quite well-hidden dependencies on X. It is easier for the ports developers and users if X is always there. Choose to not install X at your own risk.

That's true. I would submit a patch, but it would require every developer to carry around a deck of cards, 12 dice, and a large pot full of numbered balls... -kj

File modified: install.sub Problem: I commonly run OpenBSD as a VM under a Linux host to do testing of various bits, and to do builds of the stable release for my OpenBSD fw/router. The VM host infrastructure (libvirt and kvm/qemu) requires a display to view the OpenBSD console. This requirement has the downstream effect of creating a wsdisplay0 device on the VM, which causes the OpenBSD install to auto-select the X packages (xbase, xshare, etc) during package selection. This happens even if I ...

As the PR states, the following command segfaults: $ sort -t: -k1f,1 -k1 /usr/share/misc/zipcodes The PR has a rather ugly "workaround". I believe the change below is the proper fix. I think putting the check in the else-clause just before the assignment just like in the if-clause makes the code easier to read as well. ok? Index: fields.c =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/src/usr.bin/sort/fields.c,v retrieving revision 1.14 diff -u ...

Only if the vicar's wife doesn't peek.

On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Forman, Jeffrey Years of experimentation have proven that performing that search is among the most difficult tasks you can ask a computer user to perform.