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By using OpenBSD you avoid GNU-specific shell/build stuff. I learned on Linux, and then my first job I only used AIX. That is when I got punched hard in the fa
by A_COMPUTER 12y ago
By using OpenBSD you avoid GNU-specific shell/build stuff. I learned on Linux, and then my first job I only used AIX. That is when I got punched hard in the face with "GNU's not UNIX." So I would guess it's probably less about purity and more about portability. Also the manpages on OpenBSD are thorough, consistent and articulate, which make it a pleasure for learning.