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Absolutely, but Wireguard is simpler to setup and comes by default and by design with a more secure default config.
Now look at all those options you need to tune on OpenVPN.
But then why recommending pfSense? OPNsense is the same with a much more FOSS friendly company behind it. Yes pfSense is at the moment ok but no reason to use it over OPNsense imho.
Yes. And i never judged anyone running thr software, only ppl who recommend it.
I am not sure about it. Personally, when i get into a new topic i like to have comparisons. They show me what is actually relevant and what i should look out for. But maybe it is just me.
I said multiple times "recommend" here, but that is actually my main problem, i would be much more ok when he simply said there is x and y also available but i use z because of 123...