Hi, Lari Rasku wrote on Tue, Jan 09, 2018 at 09:58:04PM +0200:
> (Surprising to see that the average OpenBSD Git object is almost > thrice the size of a Linux one, though.) Comparing apples with oranges: Linux is a kernel, OpenBSD src contains userland. Linux-land stuff is famous for excessive abstraction. OpenBSD values simplicity and avoids abstraction where possible. I wouldn't be surprised if that results in larger files actually doing some real work and in a lesser amount of shallow scaffolding. Pure speculation, though, spending time to find out for real is hardly worthwhile, i think. Yours, Ingo
