Kudos to Linux distributions that make user-friendly installers, windows-like/mac-like UIs and otherwise paper over Linux to make it mainstream-ready. Anything

Kudos to Linux distributions that make user-friendly installers, windows-like/mac-like UIs and otherwise paper over Linux to make it mainstream-ready. Anything to get people onto arguably safer operating systems than Windows is to be lauded. In contrast beyond the obvious technical differences OpenBSD is largely a self-service operating system in that the community expects people to self-educate before posting to misc and asking for help. I jokingly call it a full contact OS for this reason. A reasonably technical person can read the docs and figure out how to install and use OpenBSD. But there is no training wheels distribution to ease you in.