Upgraded to 23.7. Wow.

[Vexz]

( By that time the "lucky" ones will be running #something on "FreeBSD 15 pre-beta maybe alpha" if the trend holds :D )

Why would you call that lucky? It's an unstable version of FreeBSD. Actually I'm very happy to see that OPNsense 23.7 stayed with FreeBSD 13.2 and didn't choose a dev build like pfSense because it's a stable release. To me it feels better having a OS version that is considered stable for my firewall instead of a dev build that is full of bugs.

[alex303]

To be honest, i think that FreeBSD has reached a point where, no matter the version, it just works.

[franco]

To be honest, i think that FreeBSD has reached a point where, no matter the version, it just works.

That may be true, but shipping a "release" that doesn't even have a corresponding stable/14 branch seems risky to me too. I always wonder about it.

I was also reluctant to move from FreeBSD 13.1 to 13.2, but so far that seems to hold up fine.

It's true that FreeBSD crashed A LOT more in the past (from a decade worth of experience at least), but it does crash often enough when new features are introduced or reworked and that's true for minor and major updates.


Cheers,
Franco

[alex303]

Just did another successful update to 23.7.2 with zero issues. Good work.