@noexec@mastodon.bsd.cafe @farooqkz@cr8r.gg NetBSD supports over 60+ different architectures and is the go to OS for cross-compiling and portability..It's also minimal..

Theo de Raadt was a NetBSD dev for awhile before forking it as OpenBSD..

If I recall, in the early 90's the KAME IPv6 stack for BSD was developed by devs that used NetBSD as their daily driver. The late Itojun was one of them..the KAME project was NetBSD's production ready IPv6 stack thanks to the late Itojun before it appeared in other BSD's.