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Your comment really speaks to the different philosophy of Linux vs FreeBSD. FreeBSD is very much a single system - the kernel and userland are designed and bui
by Mister_Snuggles 8y ago
Your comment really speaks to the different philosophy of Linux vs FreeBSD.
FreeBSD is very much a single system - the kernel and userland are designed and built together. Linux, on the other hand, is a kernel which has multiple different userlands made up of different pieces that distributions pick and choose. Ubuntu, for example, is quite different from OpenSUSE, which is quite different from CentOS, but they're all still Linux.
- jacksmith21006 8y agoLinux only being a kernel versus BSD a OS makes it easier to leverage with Android, ChromeOS, etc. Google uses the Linux kernel everywhere. From CC to Google home and wifi, etc. But then also their cloud