>OpenBSD is bad because it doesn't have virtual machines

Virtual machines mitigate root and kernel exploits though. Especially when put on bare metal

>>60600085
>install virtual machine to mitigate root exploit
>get exploited because of it
Wew. Is anyone on here old enough to remember when Amazon's cloud infrastructure got fucked because of an exploit in Xen?

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>virtual machines
>gimmick

>>60600062
Have fun staying a NEET I guess.

>>60600119

That's why I wrote mitigate

OpenBSD does actually have a hypervisor and a virtual machine manager now. It's still pretty new though and I think it has problems with guests other than OpenBSD.

>>60600214
>OpenBSD does actually have a hypervisor and a virtual machine manager now
Other than Xen? Are there any KVM-like hypervisors for any of the BSDs?

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>>60600062
enjoy your no drivers

>>60600062
basic video and music services when?

>>60600230
FreeBSD has bhyve which is their equivalent of KVM from Linux. OpenBSD devs recently made their own equivalent called vmd/vmm which currently works with OpenBSD guests but other guests are in the works.

>>60600300
Cool, thanks for the answer.

>>60600265
enjoy not having taas; theo de raadt as a service

https://github.com/davidlind/taas/blob/master/insults.json

>>60600150
>mitigate
>opening up your system to these exploits is now a mitigation
Lintards in a nutshell.