To misquote the street fighter movie: OpenBSD to Linux:

"For you the day you changed your ABI was the most important day in your life, but for me? It was Tuesday"

I enjoy the dichotomy between how bad the Linux project is at changing their ABI and how good OpenBSD is at the same task.

Where for the most part Linux just decides to live with the bad ABI forever. and if they do decide it actually needs to be changed it is a multi year drama with much crying and missteps.

I mean sure, linux has additional considerations that make breaking the ABI very scary for them. the big one is the corpus of closed source software, but being a orders of magnitude bigger project and their overall looser integration does not help any.