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You're arguing a strawman.

• pjmlp 9y ago
  No, if OpenBSD was actually better for those use cases I guess companies would have noticed it already, instead of paying for microkernels with slower performance.
  • koverstreet 9y ago
    They absolutely do have worse networking performance. Just not enough to matter for those applications.
    • pjmlp 9y ago
      If OpenBSD is so great serving network requests why isn't it taking over the world of cloud services?
      • lmm 9y ago
        Because cloud providers would rather pay for a little more hardware than have to hire or train an ops team that understands OpenBSD?