[talk] So Netgate bails on FreeBSD

[Steve]

That still doesn't address the fact that you can't opt out of selinux.

And I'm not wearing a tinfoil hat; the settings and code complexity of 
selinux is immense, and Snowden documented well the way NIST-sponsored 
projects had been specifically engineered with weaknesses.

I remember a consultant working for NIST made the same allegation all 
the way back in ~2002-2003 (!) with regards to NIST-sponsored 
crypto-algorithms. I tried google searching him, but he has dropped off 
the search engines. At the time, the press did a "whoo hoo, crazy 
disgruntled employee..."

But Snowden vindicated his claims so many years later...

On 5/24/2018 1:09 AM, Sujit K M wrote:
>> that's a shame.  business is business - i get it.
> I agree. But if you look at it we have tonnes of BSD derivatives, but
> they are not innovations.
> I was on similar lines and saw a new centos based derivative which is
> very innovative is what
> I feel. Link http://www.nethserver.org/
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