11:14
NetBSD

The NetBSD Project has announced the availability of
NetBSD 1.6 ISO images.
Bootable images are
available for NetBSD/alpha,
NetBSD/cats,
NetBSD/i386,
NetBSD/pmax,
NetBSD/sparc,
NetBSD/sun2,
NetBSD/sun3 and
NetBSD/vax. Please use a
mirror close to you.

23:30
Hmmm, something really odd seems to have fucked up my last message. I recall an untermined quote in a tag, but that's not it. Weird, that. Well, sorry, <standard-excuse>wasn't my fault<standard-excuse>.

11:51

NetBSD


NetBSD 1.6 has been released, with binary releases for 39 architectures. More information is available in the 1.6 release announcement.

[p] Users are strongly encouraged to consider upgrading to 1.6, as we believe this to be the best release of NetBSD yet!

[p] Many of the FTP Mirrors are now carrying the NetBSD 1.6 distribution. Please try to use the NetBSD FTP Mirror Site closest to you.

[p] Czech, German, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish language translations of the NetBSD 1.6 release announcement are available.

10:29

NetBSD

With the publishing of the final ballot of the Board Elections on
September 12th, a one-year long effort to establish a more democratic
structure in the NetBSD Project came to a successful end. The
Nomination Committee's slate for the new Board has been accepted
by the Members of the NetBSD Project with an overwhelming majority.
Out of the 124 valid votes cast, 122 approved the Nomination
Committee's slate.
[P]
The members of the new NetBSD Board are:

* Chris G. Demetriou, 2 year term
* Luke Mewburn, 2 year term
* Alistair G. Crooks, 1 year term
* Scott Reynolds, 1 year term
* Christos Zoulas, 1 year term

[p]
The details of the election
procedure are available online.

15:30
NetBSD

[A ONLamp.com has published the second part
of Emmanuel Dreyfus's ``
IRIX Binary
Compatibility'' article series. In this part, Emmanuel talks about Unix
Program Startup and the ELF Auxiliary Table.