FreeBSD is indeed awesome. Given a choice between working on a BSD or a Linux environment, I will always choose the BSD option. However, for my main computer, t

FreeBSD is indeed awesome. Given a choice between working on a BSD or a Linux environment, I will always choose the BSD option. However, for my main computer, there's just too much missing on the BSDs for me. I get the desire to have complete control over your computer, and there certainly has been some questionable corporatism bleeding into the Mac UX in the last couple of versions. Regardless, I'm back on a Mac after years of running FreeBSD (and trying various flavors of Linux). The experience, for me at least, is lovely. The hardware is awesome, the desktop environment is elegant, and the software ecosystem is very healthy.