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Hi!

> >Oh - will were be an 8.4 release? That would be interesting.
> 
> I'd like to see a trend toward more point versions of FreeBSD. 
> Particularly in 9.x, because it incorporates most of the items that 
> have been on people's wish lists. 4.11 was one of the most robust 
> and stable releases ever, and I used it for many years.

I still use 4.11 on two servers 8-}

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