The development within Linux is going much quicker than anything else can keep up. Within GNOME only very recently we got some non-Linux using contributors. Portability just for portabilities sake is not a goal anymore.
This is somewhat ironic, as excluding OpenBSD feels way too similar to how Linux is/was excluded in favour of Windows. But if almost all the people spend their time to make their Linux distro better, then this seems like a natural thing to occur.
This is somewhat ironic, as excluding OpenBSD feels way too similar to how Linux is/was excluded in favour of Windows. But if almost all the people spend their time to make their Linux distro better, then this seems like a natural thing to occur.