You might be right. The problem with software I suppose: if it grows, there will be pain. If it doesn't, well, let's just hope it won't stall and die quietly.

You might be right. The problem with software I suppose: if it grows, there will be pain. If it doesn't, well, let's just hope it won't stall and die quietly. I don't mean to compete or fight against Linux in that sense. I suppose I just want to see more things happening in BSD land (Amazon instances, VirtualBox, native Java) but if that happens, could potentially disturb the stability of *BSD itself. And yes, I do know (a bit) the principal behind OpenBSD that may not work well with other BSDs. Different goals that lead to different software development process.