Hi, OpenBSD port of intellj contains native libs for other OSes for pty4j.
/usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/linux/x86/libpty.so /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/linux/x86_64/libpty.so /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/macosx/x86/libpty.dylib /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/macosx/x86_64/libpty.dylib /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/x86/libwinpty.dll /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/x86/winpty-agent.exe /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/x86_64/cyglaunch.exe /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/x86_64/libwinpty.dll /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/x86_64/winpty-agent.exe /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/xp/libwinpty.dll /usr/local/intellij/lib/libpty/win/xp/winpty-agent.exe I discoverd this while comparing content of intellj and pycharm upstream tarballs. With little changes I could build OpenBSD native lib and jar for pty4j https://github.com/traff/pty4j pty4j seems little bit sleeping, there's waiting pull request for FreeBSD support. Not sure if submitting another pull request for OpenBSD would help then :) Thus, maybe it would make sense to delete those above libs and not care, or to make some post-build kung-fu to build libpty.so and pty4j for OpenBSD. I'm not really idea/pycharm user, thus I can't do real tests. j.
