1. I posit that without desktop support, OpenBSD will continue to lose upstream support, including support for packages related to network services,
2. and that this might eventually kill OpenBSD, because they don't have the resources to continue reimplementing their own version of everything, as they have with e.g. httpd and smtpd,
3. and that OpenBSD already has nearly nonexistent support in a new, rapidly growing server market (VPS).
1. I posit that without desktop support, OpenBSD will continue to lose upstream support, including support for packages related to network services,
2. and that this might eventually kill OpenBSD, because they don't have the resources to continue reimplementing their own version of everything, as they have with e.g. httpd and smtpd,
3. and that OpenBSD already has nearly nonexistent support in a new, rapidly growing server market (VPS).