That&#x27;s the only thing stopping me from running OpenBSD 24&#x2F;7&#x2F;365 on my workstation. It&#x27;s getting marginally better with each release, but even on a system that screams under any other OS, OpenBSD just lags and lags, even with tweaks.<p>I&#x27;ve found a great use case for it though; older, slower hardware (think P4 and older) actually benefits from running OpenBSD versus most modern Linux distros. For example, I have an ancient PIII laptop that refuses to run anything other than OpenBSD, Slackware, and Haiku OS. Out of those, OpenBSD is the fastest and least buggy. Granted, it&#x27;s just a toy&#x2F;hobby device, but I found it intriguing nonetheless.