> FreeBSD excels at (due to a better tuned filesystem and VM), for things where raw I/O and compute are the bottleneck, Linux tends to win. I've noticed that F

> FreeBSD excels at (due to a better tuned filesystem and VM), for things where raw I/O and compute are the bottleneck, Linux tends to win. I've noticed that FreeBSD works more responsively in low memory environments. Perhaps that's the VM tuning.