Querying for a package name in openbsd ports is like
pkg_info -Q seamonkey
which I found has ports for amd64 architecture but not aarch64. One of
openbsd's distinguishing factors is the incredible man pages. So
man 1 pkg_add
points me to
man 1 pkg_info
in a couple places, and quite a lot of other reading if I had a particular
interest. The packaging tools in openbsd are perl utilities which I don't
really like (why aren't they written in lisp?) but they are straightforward
and powerful.
Thinking about this led to me (finally) reading about pkg_create(1). I have
a day to day use for this, because I use lots of similar computers which I
have been shuffling software I write around using an embarrassing amount of
ssh/scp. I believe in using the system's native package manager. It would be
nice to have lisp's de facto system definition facility asdf be an openbsd
package, and install/look for ported (compiled) packages in
/usr/local/common-lisp/. That's something I should probably do.
