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Yes. Even in the smaller BSD world it's an "alternative OS" compared to FreeBSD or NetBSD.
by dntbnmpls 6y ago
Yes. Even in the smaller BSD world it's an "alternative OS" compared to FreeBSD or NetBSD.
- toyg 6y agoMy understanding is that OpenBSD is much more popular than NetBSD, at least currently.
- bch 6y agoI think I’d swap “NetBSD” and “OpenBSD” in you public consciousness hierarchy. I’m a (very happy) NetBSD user of nearly 20 years. It’s excellent; I stick with it for reasons. Even I, though, (with humour) think generally that OpenBSD has general audience attention for Theo, h4x0ring, and bomb proof security, while NetBSD is there in case you inherit a VAX. ;)