Somebody redbull me on OpenBSD Can I throw it at any junk laptop

>>55728509
Depends, do you have nvidia or broadcom shit?

If not, chances are it might work.

You'll probably be fine.
As the other poster said, Nvidia sucks for Unix users.

>>55728509
I think NetBSD has more "universal compatibility."

>>55728509
>redbull me
Go to sleep.

>>55728509
I tried it on a Core Duo X60 forever ago and it would freeze about a minute after logging in and starting X. Worked fine on my C2D X61 though, but I didn't really like it since for some reason the X server couldn't display applications running on Solaris hosts.

>>55728766
I think NetBSD just tries to be able to boot on a lot of different architectures, doesn't mean it runs well on them.

>>55728820
>I think NetBSD just tries to be able to boot on a lot of different architectures, doesn't mean it runs well on them.
this, netbsd targets the embedded market, and there's no better way to prove that than porting it to everything under the sun

>>55728766
If I wanted compatibility I'd use Linux.
I'm interested in OpenBSD specifically.

>>55728509
It will most likely work, but if you use it on the go itt won't be as comfortable as Linux distros unless you write your own scripts to control wifi.

>>55728509
Get a FreeBSD.

OpenBSD loves to panic for many reason.

>>55729632
well it's as easy as creating a text file and putting the wi-fi info in it

>>55728509
Just switch to Linux already