Re:An Introduction to OpenBSD [video]
by aaron_m04 on Monday August 17, 2020 @01:17PM
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For the use cases I care about, the drawbacks (for OpenBSD) are:
* no filesystem support for ext4 or btrfs
* no working adb package (at least not for USB)
* printing is hard to setup
* no rustup (you must use current to not fall behind the Rust community)
* no native Discord app, which means screenshare doesn't work (neither sending nor receiving). I can still do text and voice chat with Firefox.
That said, I have been using it as my daily driver for over a month now. Last time I tried it as a daily driver back in 2016 I had to switch back to Linux.
* no filesystem support for ext4 or btrfs
* no working adb package (at least not for USB)
* printing is hard to setup
* no rustup (you must use current to not fall behind the Rust community)
* no native Discord app, which means screenshare doesn't work (neither sending nor receiving). I can still do text and voice chat with Firefox.
That said, I have been using it as my daily driver for over a month now. Last time I tried it as a daily driver back in 2016 I had to switch back to Linux.