The question is, like the parent post said, for networking OpenBSD is actually better in my experience. This has little to do with user base, a startup that I w

The question is, like the parent post said, for networking OpenBSD is actually better in my experience. This has little to do with user base, a startup that I was working on had a firewall cluster made of OpenBSD systems using CARP and pfsync we tried using Linux and conntrack, since the admins are Linux guys, but the OpenBSD solution was more stable for us. In this regard I think OpenBSD worked better, for everything else, including workstations, Linux was well above anything that OpenBSD could offer.