"I started working on OpenBSD, and many earlier projects, because I have always felt that vendor systems were not designed for quality"

Theo de Raadt's quote speaks with the concept that vendor systems, or systems produced by business, are not designed with quality in mind. He thinks that these systems are not created with the user's best interests in mind, and that they are not developed to be reputable or protected. This is why he began working on OpenBSD and other tasks. He wanted to create systems that were created with quality in mind, which would be reputable and safe for users. He wished to develop systems that would be helpful to users, which would be created with their best interests in mind. He wanted to create systems that would be reputable and safe, and that would be developed with quality in mind. He wanted to create systems that would be helpful to users, which would be designed with their best interests in mind. By creating OpenBSD and other jobs, Theo de Raadt had the ability to create systems that were developed with quality in mind, and that would be reliable and safe and secure for users.