I'm not discouraging people from trying anything for themselves. I wholeheartedly encourage people to try everything and have their own experiences. I was simpl

I'm not discouraging people from trying anything for themselves. I wholeheartedly encourage people to try everything and have their own experiences. I was simply stating my opinion and IMO some cold hard facts. OpenBSD is just minimal and clutter free, but it's not like there are not Linux distros with basically the exact same traits - Slackware, Void and Alpine are all incredibly comparable. My only real point was that OBSD has much worse graphical performance because it isn't a priority. Most of the developers are probably the types that pride themselves on not using a GUI as though that was something impressive. IMO, given two no-nonsense desktop operating systems, I think the one with significantly better graphical performance among other things like app support, makes far more sense.