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I'd agree with using OpenBSD as a learning tool (although it obviously makes a top notch deployment platform as well). Once you get your head around it you'll
by dazzawazza 16y ago
I'd agree with using OpenBSD as a learning tool (although it obviously makes a top notch deployment platform as well).
Once you get your head around it you'll realise that Linux is a complete mess and you'll understand more about UNIX and UN*X.
- silentbicycle 16y agoSomewhat more objectively - the man pages on OpenBSD are superb, and having a clear yet exhaustive reference will make it much easier to figure out how things work. FreeBSD's documentation is also good, particularly the handbook, and the slightly larger community translates to more information on forums. (That said, I also prefer OpenBSD.)