Best OpenBSD blog ... ever

Here's a guy dedicated to using OpenBSD on the desktop ... and building every little bit of it himself. It looks way, way too hard, but if you want a geeky challenge, following in his footsteps might just be a good idea.

Me? I don't have it in me.

Here's Denny in a sample post:

Who says you can't do desktop with OpenBSD? Of course, this took several months to accomplish. Long nights of sweating buckshot on the keyboard, reading books and mailing list archives, googling, asking questions and being told to RTFM. ;) But, things aren't too bad at this point. Got sound with xmms and mp3blaster playing all my oldies. I can make my own iso images and burn cds. I can print across my LAN to either one of my other printers. I got BitTorrent working and regularly download BSD and Linux iso images. Know how to update my source code and my system, along with how to tweak my kernel. All users have automated nightly backups to external storage using rsync in cronjobs. The list goes on. Happy OpenBSD camper at this point! ;)

I, truly, am not worthy. And I'm not so sure it's a bad thing.

Seriously, I admire this kind of dedication. Out of this kind of thing, new distros are born (hint: I'd love to see a DesktopBSD-type project built on OpenBSD).