I also use OpenBSD (and donate to it, since I have more money than time right now)... but damn, they do need a VM that I can use, so that it can be my regular desktop.
Are you saying a VMM to virtualize other software or a pre-configured VM containing OpenBSD you can run on top of other OS's with better hardware support? Or something else entirely?
A VM to virtualize other software. In this case, my desktop has to support some clients who have very specific VM images of Win7 to access them. VirtualBox and VMware are fine, but for QEMU it's just way too slow (for me, at the moment)
QEMU too slow?
Sadly yes. For several specific clients I have to run their Win7 VM in an emulator, and it can't quite manage on my (rather old) hardware right now.
Due for a hardware refresh soon, and I will obviously be trying it again :)