linux administrator carlos fenollosa commented on moving from linux to openbsd that the system is faithful to the unix philosophy of small, simple tools that work together well: "some base components are not as feature-rich, on purpose. since 99% of the servers don't need the flexibility of apache, openbsd's httpd will work fine, be more secure, and probably faster". he characterized the developer community's attitude to components as: "when the community decides that some module sucks, they develop a new one from scratch. openbsd has its own ntpd, smtpd and, more recently, httpd. they work great". as a result, openbsd is relatively prolific in creating components that become widely reused by other systems.