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 <h1>Stories</h1>
 
+<a title="Ian Darwin 11 Jan 2020" href="/people/ian.html"><img src="/people/ian.jpeg" class="w3"></a>
 <a title="Andreas Drewke 26 Dec 2019" href="/people/andreasdr.html"><img src="/people/andreasdr.jpeg" class="w3"></a>
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+# Ian Darwin runs BSD
+
+I discovered [OpenBSD] years ago and have run it on my laptop, desktops,
+and server(s) ever since.  The number of softwares for which I need to
+boot into a proprietary OS is small and continues to shrink.  OpenBSD is
+a "real Unix" similar to the ones I met at University, it is minimalist,
+it doesn't randomly accept every contribution without regard for quality
+and consistency, but does change coherently, with a reasonable (six
+month) release cycle, and in time to keep up with (and often ahead of)
+the threats of a hostile internet.  I've since contributed some ports
+and for a long time helped run GTABUG.  I can not imagine making any
+other OS my main squeeze anytime soon.
+
+_[11 Jan 2020](/raw/people/ian.md)_
+
+[OpenBSD]: https://www.openbsd.org/