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startx only works for root. When I try to use it as a regular user, it says that no screen was found.
I can run X with xenodm regularly as any user, though.
Searching a bit, I have found that it is the normal behavior. Why?

I've just bought a Gigabyte GA-G41M-ES2L motherboard in order to libreboot it. It has a Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5400 CPU and 2GB of RAM.

Will OpenBSD runs good on it after libreboot?
What should I do and configure in order to make OpenBSD run with the maximum performance in such an old system?
I will use it as a webserver.

Some time ago, suckles.org/rocks listed some programs for viewing and navigating through directory entries in two different categories, as you can see in this archived page.

nnn and noice were listed as file browsers, while mc and ranger were listed as file managers.
Currently, they are all listed as file managers, as you can see here.

What was the difference between the two categories in that listing?