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Originally Posted by Pjoter
And depending on the laptop (processor) I wouldn't go for OpenBSD b/c of lack of SMP working properely.
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What do you mean by OpenBSD b/c lack of SMP working properly? It works properly here for the past three and a half years
As of NetBSD I think that the project is not out of woods yet but it looks definitely much better than a year of two years ago when many of us were already preparing for funeral. The death of NetBSD would have very negative if not devastating effect to both OpenBSD and FreeBSD communities as well as DragonFly. I personally love NetBSD and if I was not using OpenBSD it would be definitely my default OS. Now if it did have a bit better support for High Performance Computing and some, just some commercial support in term of proprietary hardware (Tesla GPU) and proprietary software (Portland Compiler) it would be very complementary OS to OpenBSD.