A lot better than other BSDs as well (although I much prefer reading the NetBSD code). Admittedly, I can’t speak to how it compares to OpenBSD docs as I’ve nev

A lot better than other BSDs as well (although I much prefer reading the NetBSD code). Admittedly, I can’t speak to how it compares to OpenBSD docs as I’ve never really bothered with OpenBSD DragonflyBSD is cool, but documentation is rough and a lot of it seems to be from old FreeBSD components modified for its speciality. I will say the primary developer is an exceptionally nice person who’s helped me a time or two on the irc.