Shoot that foot!
I have lost count of how many times I have restarted my OpenBSD VM because the keyboard shortcut for readline's reverse-search-history (^R, which is SOOO handy when using bash) is caught by the hypervisor and interpreted as reboot system. Simultaneously, I am stunned at the booting speed of BSD. The package management system, however... I am looking at nuts, bolts, and blueprints here, without a single Volume Control in sight. I don't want to have to build such a system, but if I do, it'll still probably be better than living with systemd breathing down my neck. Oh, and there's apparently a team of people dedicated to "this stuff builds from source code with no obvious conflicts, caveat emptor". I may get to that later in the week.
