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+<a href="http://os.newsforge.com/os/06/03/16/1749215.shtml?tid=8">
+Using OpenBSD on the desktop</a>, NewsForge, April 21, 2006
+</strong></font><br>
+Considers the use of OpenBSD as a desktop operating system,
+starting with "Secure by default" - who wants to have their desktop hacked? -
+and continues: 
+"OpenBSD's clean code and design also provide rock-solid stability.
+I used to have lots of problems and crashes with new versions of
+Linux (kernel 2.6.x) and FreeBSD (versions 5.x and 6.x). The main
+focus of OpenBSD developers is to provide programs that work ...
+[they] prefer to improve their code rather than just
+add more new features and end up with a bloated and unstable product."
+Covers X, ports/packages, window managers, what is and is not supported,
+and more. Final thought:
+"OpenBSD's clean design and remarkable stability, along with its
+proactive security, not only make OpenBSD a potential candidate for
+home desktop users but also every system administrator's dream come
+true for business environments."
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+
+<li><font color="#009000"><strong>
 [FRENCH]
 <a href="http://developpeur.journaldunet.com/itws/060419-itw-openssh-openbsd-miller.shtml">
 JDN Développeurs interviews Damien Miller</a>,
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