Michael Forney

``` memcpy(&tci->sha256_fingerprint, sha256_fingerprint, 32); ``` I don't think this is quite right. According to https://man.openbsd.org/tls_conn_version.3, the format of `tls_peer_cert_hash` is a string `SHA256:hex-fingerprint`. So I think we just need to...

Thanks so much for submitting this upstream. I just updated the msmtp version to latest git with libtls-bearssl and it seems to be working well. Only three left to go!

Why? visurf has more dependencies (cairo, pango, harfbuzz, fribidi, fontconfig), the first three of which I've managed to avoid for everything else in oasis, and harfbuzz is written C++. Do...

Yep, I've been meaning to do that for a while. Thanks for the reminder!

What types of binary images are you in? I can think of several that might be interesting: * Bootable QEMU image (like the old oasis-20170211.qcow2) * tar archive of binaries...

It would help if you would share what problems are you running into building for aarch64. Most packages should work (including all essential ones). I've run oasis on a pinephone...

Yeah, I agree that it would be nice to have bootable USB images. I think the main issue would be building a kernel that supports a bunch of different hardware....

Thanks for keeping it working with byacc! Currently our byacc does not use `--enable-btyacc`, which is why I added the pregenerated version (we also used to use OpenBSD yacc instead...

Hmm... config.log is pretty crucial to figuring out what's going wrong. Is it available in `/src/pkgsrc/work/bmake`? If not, maybe you can look for it with `find /src/pkgsrc/work -name config.log`.

Ah, okay. Looks like you don't have gcc installed. It is currently built outside of the oasis repository, but you can install prebuilt binaries as mentioned in the install guide:...