Not really, I have and do occasionally use FreeBSD and NetBSD though. Its one of those cases where you have to pick the hardware for the OS, not the other way a

Not really, I have and do occasionally use FreeBSD and NetBSD though. Its one of those cases where you have to pick the hardware for the OS, not the other way around, as even "supported" hardware may not work. Most of the issues I've had have been bugs in networking drivers, lack of graphics drivers can be hindering depending on use case. Most miserable experience of my life was trying an RDP session on DragonflyBSD with nothing but a generic framebuffer driver. I am not opposed to putting NetBSD on retro machines, such as my Alpha, but the retrocomputing community tends to think I'm crazy for that.