yes that is why i mention openbsd. i haven't ported lbmk to it yet, was going to months ago. i'll start up that effort again at some point. future releases will one day be built with openbsd, and when that day comes, my reasons to use linux will drop to near zero. i'm an avid fan and user of openbsd - i even maintain a port for it (librewolf web browser)
yes that is why i mention openbsd. i haven't ported lbmk to it yet, was going to months ago. i'll start up that effort again at some point. future releases will one day be built with openbsd, and when that day comes, my reasons to use linux will drop to near zero. i'm an avid fan and user of openbsd - i even maintain a port for it (librewolf web browser)
It's likely significant percentages of the debian userspace is written using some form of AI assistance as well.