I'm not Christian. I'm just tolerant of them.

You, on the other hand, are an unapologetic bigot, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

I'm a freakin MORON plain and simple (drop out of Yail) and yet I have run LINUX on 7 different computers since 1998 when I first learned about it from a local LUG.

It's FREE and it's great and simple to learn.

The community is helpful (like Slashdot) and boys are nice to me.

No, SMP was only absent in OpenBSD. It was just not a priority for the project. Nevertheless, it is a welcome addition.

Can anyone "in the know" shed some light about the qualities of the OpenBSD code? How does OpenBSD's SMP model compare to fine-grained locking, such as in FreeBSD-CURRENT?

When I see how much effort and trouble has gone and is going into locking down the FreeBSD kernel, I am guessing that OpenBSD's SMP support will be fairly primitive to start with. Or are there heavy ports from FreeBSD?

Z Windows would be a better name. It rolls of the toungebetter.

I love blunt humor. Like Friday, that shit be funnay.