> anyone wanting to know OpenBSD's position on virtualization should spend 20m-1hr digging through threads like that
Okay, okay. Personally, I think the fact that OpenBSD did not support any of the current virtualisation solutions, and now have an appropriate one in the works says a lot about their position.
And, frankly, what use is an organisations "position" on VM hosting to a user? It either supports it or it doesn't, and if you don't plan on developing it the reasons don't really matter.
EDIT: I'm also going to point out that mailing list posts in general rarely stand on their own, and exist within a context.
Okay, okay. Personally, I think the fact that OpenBSD did not support any of the current virtualisation solutions, and now have an appropriate one in the works says a lot about their position.
And, frankly, what use is an organisations "position" on VM hosting to a user? It either supports it or it doesn't, and if you don't plan on developing it the reasons don't really matter.
EDIT: I'm also going to point out that mailing list posts in general rarely stand on their own, and exist within a context.