i don't think that the minimalism of the default install (i am talking about openbsd mainly, since i have little experience with the other three) is too much of

i don't think that the minimalism of the default install (i am talking about openbsd mainly, since i have little experience with the other three) is too much of a problem. in the default install is practically all the tools and components one needs to set up and configure a router. any extra components can be grabbed from ports and packages as shown in the aforementioned tutorial, where the dnscrypt client is installed for encrypted dns queries.