Oh man. Just reading the headline I thought it was some sort of a parody. Why would anyone install OpenBSD on a laptop? Sometimes HN goes a bit too far. Is thi

Oh man. Just reading the headline I thought it was some sort of a parody. Why would anyone install OpenBSD on a laptop? Sometimes HN goes a bit too far. Is this technology as a tool to make life easier or better for someone or is this just playing around with esoteric technology with little practically purpose? > Installing a basic GUI with Suckless software was a rather smooth experience on OpenBSD Says the person who had to write C code to get a gui working to his liking