Re: OBSD 3.8 default: Xorg or XF86?

Mark South wrote: 
On Mon, 05 Dec 2005 14:27:58 +0100, huub wrote:


Thank God. You're not supposed to use X on OpenBSD. It is *NOT* a desktop OS. If you want a desktop OS, use Windows 95 and stop posting in this newsgroup. Our community doesn't want people who seek an alternative to the command line.


The FAQ tells me I *can* use it as a desktop OS. My intention though is using it as server.


Apparently, YHBT, and (equally apparently) YHL. 

What do those abbreviations mean?
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