I run OpenBSD with dwm and st and love it. I triple boot, so I mainly use OpenBSD for things that it works well with, then use Linux or Windows for their streng

I run OpenBSD with dwm and st and love it. I triple boot, so I mainly use OpenBSD for things that it works well with, then use Linux or Windows for their strengths. I think it is a case of use the right tool for the job. I use OpenBSD on most of my servers, so it is nice having the same environment for development. Lots of things don't work on it, but I love the things that do. Pf, httpd, relayd are wonderful. Upgrades are super simple, and I don't need bleeding edge packages to make good software. As a side note, I feel like my workflow has improved in productivity, because I've been forced to think about how I do things, and change, which leads to insight and improvement. I discovered a lot of command line utilities that are more productive than what I was doing on Linux when I used them because they're "pretty".