OpenBSD is my operating system of choice due to it being superior to Linux in regards to security, minimalism, documentation, and stability. Unlike with OpenBSD, Linux developers keep reinventing the wheel with different components every couple years. An example being audio in Linux with Alsa, Pulseaudio, and Pipewire. Another example being WPA supplicant, IWD, NetworkManager, and Connman. Most Linux distributions now use SystemD as well which has over 1.3 million lines of code (yuck). OpenBSD is good for desktop use and in my opinion is more user friendly then "minimalistic" Linux distros like Void and Linux.