I voted "no" because -- conceptually -- I like NetBSD and OpenBSD more or less the way they are.
I'm not sure it makes much difference in practice though. Whether it's Slackware or NetBSD, I install what I want, and there's some more that comes along for the ride for varying reasons, but it's nowhere near a "full suite". If an OS forced me to download and/or install a huge amount of stuff that I didn't want, I wouldn't use it (not on a "real computer" anyway, as long as there was a choice).
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