Thanks for responding. I'll give vanilla OpenBSD another try. To be honest I find it difficult to get OBSD set up and functioning as a useful desktop. I'm a pretty average computer user, wouldn't even call myself a superuser, but I do like the idea of security, so love the idea of a functional OBSD desktop. Therefor, I'm always hoping to find a nicely set up OBSD iso that I can burn to disc or USB.

Oddly, a few weeks ago I burned the newest version OBSD to disc but was unable to install it to the old computer I'm using right now, which I put Sparky Linux on. Sparky works great, except for the 5 second(ish) wait from the time the log in appears and when it will accept the password which is odd, but I'm not all that happy about the SystemD takeover of the Linux ecosystem and live in hope that someone package a modern looking, minimal resource hungry OBSD desktop iso.

What are your thoughts on JWM? I've seen a few distros use it and it's very resource light. I wonder why it doesn't get more mainstream use.