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Re:OpenBSD 7.0 by deltarholamda on Thursday October 14, 2021 @11:30AM (#28865684)
>prioritising being a cohesive operating system and docs

This is one of the areas where OpenBSD really shines. Their documentation is really good. FreeBSD is also quite good, but I've been consistently impressed with OpenBSD's docs since 2.5.

Linux distros can't reach the same level of quality due to being less cohesive at the base, though they do make up for it with quantity. You can search for most Linux issues and find an answer.

Re:OpenBSD 7.0 by bluedino on Thursday October 14, 2021 @12:14PM (#28866262)
Arch was the most BSD-ish when I tried it a few years back
Re:OpenBSD 7.0 by Koshkin on Thursday October 14, 2021 @03:43PM (#28868999)
This is usually said about Slackware. (It uses the BSD style init system.)