OpenBSD

[Newby]

Has anybody installed/used OpenBSD? Or any other variation of BSD?

I'm installing OpenBSD as we speak (after swearing for about a half an hour).

Has anybody else used OpenBSD (or even Free/NetBSD?)

[GameSnake]

Yes I have tried OpenBSD while searching for a free OS I'd like, I don't recommend it unless you only do basic computer tasks, i.e: e-mail, newgroups, alt groups, browse the internet and etc, as I am assuming OpenBSD is more for work and networking use. I also found it a little hard to install and the commands are a bit different from the Linux kernel.

[iago]

Yes I have tried OpenBSD while searching for a free OS I'd like, I don't recommend it unless you only do basic computer tasks, i.e: e-mail, newgroups, alt groups, browse the internet and etc, as I am assuming OpenBSD is more for work and networking use. I also found it a little hard to install and the commands are a bit different from the Linux kernel.

To be picky, Linux commands aren't part of the "kernel".  The commands are either programs or Shell-specific commands.

[Newby]

I was gonna say, if you know your way around the shell then the commands aren't much different.

OpenBSD uses sh by default.

I tried it, and I don't like it to be honest. :/

[Newby]

Super update!

I was playing around with it today. I built a basic ISO with the base files.

I installed it and got to playing around with it.

I started installing packages.

Goddamn, one thing I have to say: This bitch is customizable. Secure as fuck too. I couldn't even transfer a file over SFTP to it. How sad is that? Heh.

I highly recommend this if you want a fun, extremely customizable server operating system.

One thing I didn't like is the three default shells: sh, csh, ksh. All three are garbage.

Luckily, I've got bash on it now. :)

[Mythix]

I heart freebsd, I love it, like it was my own child.