I'm a little sad to see i386 go, but I understand the reasoning. Lots of Linux distros have gone down the same route, and I don't there hasn't been a new PC sold in the last 15 years that wasn't 64-bit.
But I am happy to read about the unification of freebsd-update and pkg.
Other than that, I don't find anything in the release notes to excite me, just more of the same goodness. Which is fine by me, I appreciate the reliability.
I'm a little sad to see i386 go, but I understand the reasoning. Lots of Linux distros have gone down the same route, and I don't there hasn't been a new PC sold in the last 15 years that wasn't 64-bit.
But I am happy to read about the unification of freebsd-update and pkg.
Other than that, I don't find anything in the release notes to excite me, just more of the same goodness. Which is fine by me, I appreciate the reliability.
Thanks to everyone who made this possible! <3