OpenBSD-current now runs as guest under Apple Hypervisor

irusensei 1/16/2026|

On a slightly related note UTM remote is such a nice remote client for VMs that I wish they would make it compatible with other hypervisor protocols such as libvirtd and bhyve.

maximgeorge 1/16/2026||

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hindustanuday 1/16/2026||

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iberator 1/16/2026|

No X and networking. What's the point then? Useless imo

mghackerlady 1/16/2026|

Networking is a disappointment but OpenBSD kinda expects you to use the command line. Fire up tmux (included because they invented it) and read the god tier manpages and play some of the games that are included

cyberpunk 1/16/2026||

OpenBSD did not “invent” tmux afaik it was imported later.

brynet 1/16/2026||

tmux was my first OpenBSD port, way back in 2008, albeit it was rather short-lived.

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=121226747005033&w=2

I had discovered it searching on SourceForge originally, but the tmux creator Nicholas Marriott was already an OpenBSD user and he took MAINTAINER for the port.

A year later, tmux was imported by nicm@ to the OpenBSD base system, where it has remained upstream for last 16 years (GitHub sync's from OpenBSD).

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=124389728412353&w=2