On 2026/08/19 12:35, Kirill A. Korinsky wrote: > So, we're waiting Tor Browser which may or may not be released in September? > > Let me quote their blog: > > > For the remainder of this release cycle, we will be focusing on auditing > > these issues and fixing bugs until the 16.0 alpha series is ready to > > become Tor Browser Stable 16.0. We are optimistically targeting a > > September release, which would put us one month ahead of schedule compared > > to last year. > > Not sure that it is good idea, because we need some room to fix that is > fixed, special if release is targeted in October. > > I plan to go in patches to bring support of ffmpeg-9.0 this week, continue > run my bulk and I think that the next week, if amd64 / arm64 bulks are ok > with that fixes, is good time to go ffmpeg-9.0.1 in. > > At least it buys a few weeks to test and fix before the lock.
If we want FFmpeg 9.x for OpenBSD 8.0 (which is probably a good thing as far as 8.0-stable is concerned), it needs to go in soon. It's used by 100+ ports and we're not going to get good runtime testing across archs until some time after snapshot packages are available. I think it's better to patch Tor Browser to work with it rather than wait for a new release at an unknown date.
