They're like the raspberry pi's of OS's, great to tinker with and great to use if you have a use case that fits it. The main focus of OpenBSD's security seems t

They're like the raspberry pi's of OS's, great to tinker with and great to use if you have a use case that fits it. The main focus of OpenBSD's security seems to be a low attack surface and slower adoption of certain things. The network stack is still single-threaded for example. It's great for a home firewall but their philosophy is pretty paranoid and slow moving to the point where they're great for what they are but not very useful in any actual commercial data centers.