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> 	- OpenBSD port/package.

It's nice.
I've been playing with two BSDs these days to refresh my brain, 
NetBSD and OpenBSD.
I got a personal conclusion that OpenBSD is better because of 
their usage of UTF-8.   It's easier and simpler to deal with
Japanese with OpenBSD.

just one cent

Kenji