On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 11:15:28AM +0530, Amarendra Godbole wrote: > OpenBSD is about "correctness", so security, reliability and > robustness are included as a by-product. The code is clean, > frequently-audited, and bugs are fixed faster than any other OS I > know. Plus, there is not much debate on the severity and priority - a > bug is a bug, and it gets fixed as soon as someone sends the > bug-report. I've seen grammatical typos' in their man pages fixed > within 2 hrs. of being reported. So saying OpenBSD is just about > security would be incorrect. Their motto is to be "free, functional > and secure". I think you are concerned with functionality, which > happens to be one of their goal as well. :-) > > I use OpenBSD on my laptop, and it works fine and does all jobs that I > want it to do - internet via firefox, word processing via LibreOffice, > mail via sylpheed/mutt/pine being important amongst them. > > -Amarendra
Hmm... Attractive enough.. Will give it a try when time permits. Would have all 3 BSDs + 1 Linux with me by then... Mayuresh. _______________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
