Comment Comment by aaron_m04 That's true; however I can confirm the positives solene@ enumerated are all accurate.I was using OpenBSD as a daily driver on my thinkpad for a year and a half. The motivations driving me to switch back to Linux were:* slow -- can't use hyperthreading because of developers' security concerns with that technology.* no Bluetooth support* can't use Discord's electron app, meaning no screen share* NTFS write support needs FUSE which is extremely slow. I worked around it by using exFAT which is fast parent aaron_m04 4 years ago
I was using OpenBSD as a daily driver on my thinkpad for a year and a half. The motivations driving me to switch back to Linux were:
* slow -- can't use hyperthreading because of developers' security concerns with that technology.
* no Bluetooth support
* can't use Discord's electron app, meaning no screen share
* NTFS write support needs FUSE which is extremely slow. I worked around it by using exFAT which is fast