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It's more that when you do need to get hands on, the code's pretty minimalist, the manuals are very good quality, there are fewer moving parts so less to go wro
by CHY872 12y ago
It's more that when you do need to get hands on, the code's pretty minimalist, the manuals are very good quality, there are fewer moving parts so less to go wrong, there's a good focus on code quality etc etc.
- toolz 12y agoCouldn't agree more. OpenBSD is a great bsd for those that want to understand their system inside and out and feel confident that the code quality is there, but it's just not designed to be an ease of use, low barrier to entry, bsd.