Native OpenBSD hypervisor hits -current
Why isn&#x27;t OpenBSD more widely used? I only know what I read about it, but:<p>* If I was building a system where UI and broad hardware and software compatibility weren&#x27;t an issue (for example, if I were building an appliance or IoT device), an exceptionally secure, stable, reliable, open, well-maintained and well-documented OS would be wonderful.<p>* If I was building a Unix server with those specs, why not?<p>* Why aren&#x27;t Google&#x27;s, Amazon&#x27;s, Yahoo&#x27;s, etc. server farms running on OpenBSD? How about iOS? (Android needs broad hardware compatibility.) Are there essential power or system features that Linux or FreeBSD has and OpenBSD lacks?<p>As it&#x27;s not that widely used, I suspect there are considerations or problems I&#x27;m overlooking, or maybe the advantages aren&#x27;t as large as I think. It&#x27;s hard to believe it&#x27;s all politics or personality conflicts.