X.org. I switched to it when it became available in pkgsrc and never really looked back. The fact that it's now modular gave me even more of a reason to stick with it since now I can install only the components of X I actually use and ignore the rest. But the reason I started using X.org was that I figured I'd be able to stay up-to-date with it easier since it was in pkgsrc and other operating systems were using it, so it would have the latest features compared to XFree86. With native XFree86 I'd have to wait for each NetBSD release to get a new version of XFree86 now that it's no longer in pkgsrc. I don't have to do that with X.org.
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