No mention of GNOME at all? Is this part of the marketing strategy? Wondering what the GNOME folks think about this.

Just curious, what do you use OpenBSD on macppc for, and which version?

Debian PowerPC version has a few bugs but at least the desktop package selection has been decent, shame that the port lost the official status.

I have a PowerBook G4 that was at one point a daily driver, plus an eMac that was running at one point but needs a new hard drive; those were/are both in desktop roles. I also have a Power Mac G5 and an XServe G5 in server roles. All of them have OpenBSD 5.9 installed (except the eMac, which had OpenBSD 6.0 installed before the hard drive failed).

The XServe and Power Mac are in storage right now, but I'd like to get the Powerbook upgraded to 6.1 eventually (I want to stick full-disk encryption on it, too, so I'll probably just blow away the existing install and start from scratch).

6.1 for macppc doesn't ship with any web browsers except for text-based and Netsurf sadly. It struggled on my 1Ghz iBook speed wise too. I am going to give it a fresh look on a DP 1Ghz Quicksilver too.

I've run Firefox on my PowerBook on occasion. Pretty heavy for it, though.

155 million native speakers.

The issue is really annoying. I've been using my installation of Wallabag for a little while but stopped because of it.

Also, I don't believe that Monal is open source. You might also want to add https://chatsecure.org/.