FreeBSD's Close Call: How Flawed Code Almost Made It Into the Kernel

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FreeBSD's Close Call: How Flawed Code Almost Made It Into the Kernel

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40,000 lines? (Score:1)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Saturday March 27, 2021 @08:29PM (#61206642)

When Linus Torvalds pulled WireGuard into the linux kernel [slashdot.org] it was called out for excellence for being "just 4,000 lines of code, versus OpenVPN's 100,000 lines of code." How the heck has it increased by an order of magnitude?

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40,000 lines? (Score:1)