Definitely! The "security" hook works to pull people in, but what keeps us is how much simpler it is and how messy everything else feels after getting used to i

Definitely! The "security" hook works to pull people in, but what keeps us is how much simpler it is and how messy everything else feels after getting used to it. FreeBSD has a ton of cool stuff, but none of it is really unique or messaged in a way that draws people. Where OpenBSD advertises security, NetBSD advertises portability and hackability - Free has all those too, but it doesn't communicate them well.