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That itself is not a significant difference. I think *BSDs are great because they have a saner design (man hier for example) and in many regards superior softwa
by StreamBright 7y ago
That itself is not a significant difference. I think *BSDs are great because they have a saner design (man hier for example) and in many regards superior software, like pf. The do not have the millions of dollars spent on development though, meaning less features and less available guides, help online etc.
- moviuro 7y agoLess available guides is not bad in itself. It also means less bullshit and bad advice. Because of Linux's prevalence for instance, I can't easily find a technologic-neutral guide to build my own mail server on FreeBSD. Also, you don't need guides, etc. man(1) is enough most of the time, and the people on Freenode always lend a helping hand, if you did a bit of homework first.