The beauty of NetBSD is that you don't recognize platform differences when,
say, ssh'd in to any given box.  With few exceptions, every NetBSD platform
is supported.

It would come down to three things, for me:

1.  Machine-dependent code stability
2.  CPU speed
3.  Maturity of XFree drivers

Based on the above (and upon more religious intangibles), my favorite
platform is the Alpha, followed by x86 and Amiga.  I also use MIPS boxes,
but no X driver and frequent debugging makes these kinda boring. :)   But
they are all running the same code, and those with X have the same window
manager, productivity apps, etc.

D. Hopper

Ram Chandar wrote:
> 
> NetBSD runs on many platforms and as such
> NetBSD vetarans are well familiar with the
> pros and cons of each platform.
> 
> I wonder whether there is a page that details
> this info so users can get help as to decide
> what platform is best suited for their purpose.
> 
> Ram Chandar