johns <j...@cox.net> added the comment: Perhaps 1.x was never considered. OpenBSD 2.0 was released in 1996. The OS developers only support the current release version and one "minor" release back anyway. The major release number isn't significant. It's just incremented after the "minor" release is bumped from 9. There's a release every six months so the difference in "major" release numbers is 5 years. No one should even be running 3.x or even early 4.x anymore.
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