It's not a business proposition and its benefits are not driven by user stories. The reason you would chose it as your platform is if you desire a clean and st

It's not a business proposition and its benefits are not driven by user stories. The reason you would chose it as your platform is if you desire a clean and streamlined Unix environment and experience. But ZFS native support comes to mind, and supposedly a kick ass network stack for very very high volumes. And a very permissive license. And ports software repository is nice, and pkgsrc is also nice.