> OpenBSD is largely made by its developers, for its developers. It has its own unique culture and does not seek mass appeal. I wish these kind of caveats were

> OpenBSD is largely made by its developers, for its developers. It has its own unique culture and does not seek mass appeal. I wish these kind of caveats were highlighted more often, not only when it comes to OpenBSD but also when it comes to anything regarding Linux. Instead, you have people defending why the way how OpenBSD works is the "right" way. I'm honestly somewhat surpised at seeing how much people are attached and married to their tools.