#OpenBSD is great for web development. It's fast, consistent, reliable, well documented. Works great on hardware with limited resources.
disk usage:
- server (base, no packages installed) 1GB
- desktop (200 packages) 5GB
memory usage:
- server 200-400MB
- desktop 2-4GB
disk usage:
- server (base, no packages installed) 1GB
- desktop (200 packages) 5GB
memory usage:
- server 200-400MB
- desktop 2-4GB
Memory: 75M/533M
xenodm + cwm + xterm + httpd
Right after reboot.
xenodm + cwm + xterm + httpd
Right after reboot.
With all my web dev environment running:
... + firefox + tmux + vi
Memory: 634M/1306M
... + firefox + tmux + vi
Memory: 634M/1306M
This setup has 16G of RAM and that's four times more than I ever needed on #OpenBSD.
5GB on disk
31 packages installed
(182 packages total with dependences)
(182 packages total with dependences)
OR
4GB on disk
30 packages (153 total)
without libreoffice
4GB on disk
30 packages (153 total)
without libreoffice
On #OpenBSD I install those 153 packages with a single command in 70 seconds!
# pkg_add -l pkgs
Yes, I uninstalled all packages first:
# pkg_delete -X
# pkg_add -l pkgs
Yes, I uninstalled all packages first:
# pkg_delete -X
# time pkg_add -xl pkgs
1m09.80s
# du -hs /usr
3.9GB /usr
# time pkg_delete -xX
0m22.72s
# du -hs /usr
2.3GB /usr
1m09.80s
# du -hs /usr
3.9GB /usr
# time pkg_delete -xX
0m22.72s
# du -hs /usr
2.3GB /usr
Tried that few times.
Persistent results (plus minus 2 seconds).
Persistent results (plus minus 2 seconds).
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