I imagine it remains significant, and will always be so. OpenBSD prioritizes simplicity over almost all else. And modern OS’es do complex work to fully utiliz

I imagine it remains significant, and will always be so. OpenBSD prioritizes simplicity over almost all else. And modern OS’es do complex work to fully utilize all cores. This complexity is something OpenBSD has yet to adopt. Ironically, DragonflyBSD forked from FreeBSD over wanting to go down an innovative (and simpler) approach to SMP … and while it took it awhile to get there, its performance is on par or better than all the BSD, including FreeBSD. (With the smallest of all dev teams of the BSDs too)