NetBSD 6.0 Has Shipped

New submitter Madwand sends this quote from the NetBSD Project's announcement that NetBSD 6.0 has been released: "Changes from the previous release include scalability improvements on multi-core systems, many new and updated device drivers, Xen and MIPS port improvements, and brand new features such as a new packet filter. Some NetBSD 6.0 highlights are: support for thread-local storage (TLS), Logical Volume Manager (LVM) functionality, rewritten disk quota subsystem, new subsystems to handle flash devices and NAND controllers, an experimental CHFS file system designed for flash devices, support for Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) protocol, and more. This release also introduces NPF — a new packet filter, designed with multi-core systems in mind, which can do TCP/IP traffic filtering, stateful inspection, and network address translation (NAT)."

Zombie Apolcalypse?

[Gothmolly]

Did Netcraft confirm it?

Everyone celebrates!

[Anonymous Coward]

Both of them!

Sweet!

[Anonymous Coward]

Is the 68K port up to date?
I've got to dig up my SE/30 and see if I can get it going again.

Nothing like an old BW compact mac with a bash prompt to make a geek do a double take.

Oblig. quote from Escape from LA

[ilsaloving]

I thought you were dead!

Re:Everyone celebrates!

[fisted]

i agree. i'm running netbsd as i type and it has neve