On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 08:34:27AM -0400, Salim Shaw wrote:
> Scott,
>
> I'll be sure not to give up my day job at DUKE Medical Center. We
> have over 20,000 employees in this medical institution and we know
> what works for desktops and we know what works for enterprise server
> environments.
Different use cases, different tools. What works for your environment
might not be suited to others'.
As a developer, I never seen decisions made in the development process
with the rationale: "OpenBSD is only suited/designed for acting as a
firewal/router/server". I use OpenBSD daily on two workstations: a
dual headed tower system and a laptop (which suspends and resumes fine
btw).
A significant amount of work goes into making an OpenBSD desktop work:
X is part of the base system, and tonnes of packages are only suited
for desktop work.
OpenBSD is a general purpose unix-like/posix system. Use it for
whatever suits you.
-Otto
