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Downgraded my OpenBSD setup (both base and pkgs) back again... I wasn't able to update ungoogled_chromium in current anymore due to some unmet/looped dependencies, so I went back to the plain release with no hassle and everything works again.
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@TionislaI'm interested in what procedure did you use to downgrade to a release. I've read it's not supported.
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done some "pkg_add -u" maintenance on Tianve, my OpenBSD 7.9 box.
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done some "pkg_add -u" maintenance on Tianve, my OpenBSD 7.9 box. All is up to date now and well. Thanks to all working on the BSDs for this smooth experience!https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@Tionisla/116636336058010823#RunBSD #OpenBSD #FishLinux #BSD #UNIX

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Downgraded my OpenBSD setup (both base and pkgs) back again... I wasn't able to update ungoogled_chromium in current anymore due to some unmet/looped dependencies, so I went back to the plain release with no hassle and everything works again.

done some "pkg_add -u" maintenance on Tianve, my OpenBSD 7.9 box.