OpenBSD Webzine Issue #6

Kinda hard to tell who the target audience on this is?

On the one-hand you've got some direct kernel/release changes that go way over my head as a Linux user (what the hell is the uvm-handler?). Then a few lines down, you've got some pretty rudimentary Shell tips that I would expect anyone with a terminal to have learned within their first few months of use.

I like the concept, though. Site looks great on mobile, looks like you've got an RSS feed. This would definitely be the kind of thing I would add to my Pocket and read with my morning coffee, if I were a BSD user.

> Artwork of the moment

That's so cool! I love undeadly but it's great to also have this website, with interesting content I wouldn't normally come across. I'd have no idea that OpenBSD was installable on Gandicloud, for example. Or how to play Bach's prelude in C minor on OpenBSD using the MIDI speakers (issue #2). Thanks and keep up the great work!

In stark contrast to the majority of top level comments here, I am very happy with this 'zine's existence and am always happy to come across it. I have added it to my RSS feed, but I also tend to come across it via other media as well. I'm always happy to see it and happy to see it being delivered to a wide audience.

I appreciate a curated set of highlights of recent dev. The linked articles have been >80% valuable to me. In some issues, some of the content is less applicable to me, and in others more -- this is fine.

Many thanks to the authors/editors!

I'm really confused by this webzine.

It's a single page aggregation of undeadly.org or ..what?

How is that a webzine?

Hey neat -- my post on running Signal Desktop on vmm(4) got featured here.

I don't get this website. A webzine, as I understand it, is a magazine published on the web. I have followed this site since it was launched as I was waiting for it to become "more". But this is, no disrespect intended, more or less completely useless.

If the author is here on HN: link to patch 007 is incorrect.