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Not just Linux; FreeBSD and NetBSD have been along the ride for a while: https://reproducible-builds.org/who/



In some cases, a very long while. I brought up the question of build reproducibility at BSDCon 2003 because it was relevant to FreeBSD Update, and a lot of my early FreeBSD commits were working on this.


Yeah; I've seen both work and developer mindset about this for a long time in bsd-centric mailing-lists. I tried to keep it short here though, seeing how the debian developers have done a great job and didn't want to shift that focus [in this thread].

I think its great that we have come to a point where packagers shift mindset from "it works" to "we can reproduce the results" in more than one package manager.


with NetBSD stating "As of 2017-02-20 we have fully reproducible builds on amd64 and sparc64." https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_fully_reproducible_...


Whoops, good point. Didn't mean to be so Linux-centric.




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