OpenBSD on the Acer Aspire One, At Ten

Contributed by rueda on 2019-01-19 from the Aspire One decayed dept.

Ian Darwin (ian@) wrote in to let us know that he's written an article which is a follow-up to an Undeadly story from a decade ago!

The article provides a fine illustration of benefits of a bloat-free OS.

Thanks very much for the pointer, Ian.

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