Catchup 2021-10-08

Contributed by rueda on 2021-10-06 from the sundry puffyisms dept.

In the run-up to the OpenBSD 7.0 release, we note several recent interesting things previously unreported:

The 7.0 release song is available.
The loongson hardware platform has been retired. The upcoming OpenBSD 7.0 will be the last release to support this platform.
On tech@, Stefan Sperling (stsp@) has requested testing of a patch adding initial 40Mhz channel support for iwm(4).
Mark Kettenis (kettenis@) added support for Apple M1 to U-Boot -- also see Bryan Steele's mastodon link.
Brian Callahan (bcallah@ when wearing his OpenBSD hat) has been interviewed by the good folks at at BSD Now.

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