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Maybe I am wrong, but as far as I remember IXsystems is pushing TrueOS and some other appliances like FreeNas. My point was simply aiming to underline that the
by zozbot123 8y ago
Maybe I am wrong, but as far as I remember IXsystems is pushing TrueOS and some other appliances like FreeNas.
My point was simply aiming to underline that there is no analogue of RHEL or Centos in the BSD world. If you decide to endorse BSD you know you are on your own and you have to contribute to the project. The BSD license seems a bit more appealing to this huge giants than the GNU one. Fixing bugs and contributing to the code base is the reason why I love the project.
For purely educational reasons you can learn more in 5 minutes using BSD, than in 10 years with Ubuntu (what is it that one learns with Ubuntu actually?).
The handbook is just awesome. If people complain about it, it is just because they never looked at how documentation is written in the average in computer science (is software documented at all?).