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I prefer FreeBSD :) No code from [redacted] makes it an excellent choice for the privacy conscious. I use Slackware in the cases where I need a Linux kernel.
by autoreleasepool 11y ago
I prefer FreeBSD :)
No code from [redacted] makes it an excellent choice for the privacy conscious.
I use Slackware in the cases where I need a Linux kernel. I think that might give you an idea of what I'm trying to avoid. [redacted]
Anyways, I use *BSD daily in VMWare Fusion for any development that isn't related to iOS. I also do my email and web surfing in OS X because it's simply more pleasant.