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Since you brought up OpenBSD- there is an example of an OS where so much time and effort was spent on security, the adoption was lower. It's a fine OS, but if y
by hakaaaaak 14y ago
Since you brought up OpenBSD- there is an example of an OS where so much time and effort was spent on security, the adoption was lower. It's a fine OS, but if you have to wait for years for the DoD to start promoting it and you don't have the consumer adoption that you have with Windows, OS X, and Linux, then I'm sorry but no.
- cookiecaper 14y agoMarket share isn't everything. OpenBSD is a perfectly suitable platform for a certain set of applications. If you're doing free-wheeling experimentation type stuff, you may want to use Linux, but if you're serving a fairly conventional web app that isn't going to depend on new language functionality any time soon, *BSD is probably better as a server platform.