On Mon, 21 Nov 2016, trondd <tro...@kagu-tsuchi.com> wrote: > If you want the MOTD to be aimed at users who may not have much Unix > knowledge yet, then the sysadmin can change it to whatever makes sense for > their environment.
Consider the first-time user experience for a person that just installed OpenBSD on their own hardware, with no prior Unix experience. The installer does a great job at holding your hand. If you paid attention during installation, you can probably figure out that the username and password that you gave to the installer will let you get past the "login" prompt. But what next? Experienced Unix sysadmins, using OpenBSD for their first time, would probably know what's up once you mention the word "sendbug(1)" - the rest could be moved to the manpage. <3,K.
