français wrote: > Is good idea to create a user-friendly and easy-to-use variant of > OpenBSD second the hardcore OpenBSD user community? > > If no, because?
My opinion: this would be useful to a lot of people, but don't expect help from upstream. Things like the lack of Linux capabilities would make it harder to gracefully manage WiFi etc. I'm not sure whether these are solved problems. We already have stable GNOME and XFCE ports, so there's an easy entry point. Alternatively, you could make a custom environment like Crunchbang. As little modification as possible (maybe just a shell script run after install?) would be ideal. > GUI is for wimps second the currently opinion of hardcore OpenBSD user > community? > > If yes because? I think most people use some kind of GUI, albeit usually minimalist ones.
