OpenBSD 4.7 is the latest release of OpenBSD operating system. It was released in May 19, 2010. I have installed OpenBSD 4.7 into my Compaq Presario Laptop triple-booted with Windows 7 Ultimate and Slackware 13.1

The OpenBSD team officially released the OpenBSD 4.7 today. Many new features and improvements have been included in OpenBSD 4.7 such as improved hardware support including revamped SCSI midlayer and improved driver support, new tools newfs_ext2fs for creating ext2 filesystems, and many more.

You want to install Gnome as your desktop window manager on OpenBSD.
Simply install gnome-session package using pkg_add tool.

You want to run XWindow (Xorg) rather than command line on OpenBSD. Here are the trick.
It should be also applicable for every system running Xorg as the X server like Linux, FreeBSD, Opensolaris, etc.

You want to install OpenBSD additional packages such as bash, pico, mozilla-firefox and others directly from an ftp server meaning that you do not need to download the packages first and save to your hard disk. In other word, installing the packages on the fly.

OpenBSD is a famous operating system for security purposes because of its secure by default. It is specially the most secure operating system available on the planet and  “Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time!”.