Exactly. ‘ps ax’ on a fresh OpenBSD install gives you about 10-12 processes, each of whose purpose is either obvious or easy to discover. Try doing the same th

Exactly. ‘ps ax’ on a fresh OpenBSD install gives you about 10-12 processes, each of whose purpose is either obvious or easy to discover. Try doing the same thing on macOS or Ubuntu. Last time I looked carefully at the former I discovered, for example, daemons for classrooms (??) It’s a free-for-all.