Developer interview roundup

Contributed by tj on 2015-10-30 from the not-a-perl-script dept.

Polish BSD news site beastie.pl has been conducting interviews with various OpenBSD developers for the 20th anniversary. Each one covers some background info on the interviewee, how and why they got into OpenBSD and what they're looking forward to. The series has just concluded, and you can find the complete list here:

Bryan Steele (brynet@)

Ingo Schwarze (schwarze@)

Vadim Zhukov (zhuk@)

Marc Espie (espie@)

Dmitrij Czarkoff (czarkoff@)

Gilles Chehade (gilles@)

Landry Breuil (landry@)

Ted Unangst (tedu@)

Brandon Mercer (bmercer@)

Antoine Jacoutot (ajacoutot@)

Joshua Stein (jcs@)

Stefan Sperling (stsp@)

Henning Brauer (henning@)

Update [2019]: English language content (CC BY 4.0) hosted at Undeadly following the demise of beastie.pl - with thanks to Adam Wolk.

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By Anonymous Coward (71.72.51.115) on 2015-10-31 04:04

Really great stuff, thanks!

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