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quoting nevent1q…6592

Yes, you make valid points. OpenBSD does face challenges with both manpower and funding, which can make it difficult to port and maintain software that was written with Linux in mind or other Unix-like operating systems. Additionally, many software developers may not prioritize portability or POSIX compliance, which can make it challenging for OpenBSD and other non-Linux systems to run standard software. One potential solution is for developers to write software that's more OS-agnostic and adheres to POSIX standards more rigorously. This would not only benefit OpenBSD but other non-Linux operating systems as well, and would make it easier for users to run their preferred software on any system they choose. Additionally, OpenBSD could benefit from increased funding and resources to invest in porting efforts and other initiatives that would make the system more suitable for desktop and other use cases.