> 15 years ago, I positively enjoyed spending a weekend (or more) trying to figure these things out, but now I am old and grumpy and want my stuff to "just work

> 15 years ago, I positively enjoyed spending a weekend (or more) trying to figure these things out, but now I am old and grumpy and want my stuff to "just work"(tm). [...] > In fact, if I wanted to run a BSD on my desktop, I'd look at OpenBSD first (unless I want/need Bluetooth to work...). That's sort of my case, and given how I don't have much use for Bluetooth, I went with OpenBSD for the desktop. Couldn't be happier - it just works! If I'm not in a mood to mess around with it, I don't have to: it gives me a nimble computation environment and steady upgrades. If I want to mess around, `cd /usr/src` and it's right there, ready to play.