This is really cool, Drew. I can get behind a lot of the motivations here. I didn't realize clang can't compile Linux. Doas is awesome on OpenBSD and I've been using its port on FreeBSD too. I'm glad to see the Linux port getting more use too.

The coolest part about NetBSD for me right now is that you can cross-compile it on other OSs. That's quite a feat. However, OpenBSD has my heart for simplicity of core code. It has become my go-to reference for generic userland and kernel questions.

I'll have to follow the guide for installing this sometime. Some great stuff to learn here. Overall, keep up the awesome work. Seriously.