The name is familiar, I learned a couple of things from Solène in the Qubes OS forums. Many thanks in case you see this. I think OpenBSD has a big advantage (t

The name is familiar, I learned a couple of things from Solène in the Qubes OS forums. Many thanks in case you see this. I think OpenBSD has a big advantage (to me at least) that it’s the OS I really want to use, but I could never find a place for it for the reasons described. It just doesn’t fit my use cases except on the philosophy department! In fact I had to leave Qubes OS for different reasons: strange behavior with USB devices, perceptible latency, would not sleep properly when running on battery, Windows VM would freeze on wake up from sleep. Small things but very annoying. Maybe I just got bad luck with hardware (Thinkpad X260), or I just don’t have the time to troubleshoot it anymore. Anyway, I’m having a great honeymoon period with OpenSuse now. I’ve chosen it mainly for great filesystem snapshot support. It seems this time everything missing on the repositories are covered on flatpak, and things that usually give me trouble (for example IME support) simply worked. I loved the Xfce theme. I’ll probably be staying for a while.