FreeBSD just got some big updates to improve performance on multi-core virtualised systems. I'm looking forward to testing them. Yes, you're right, Ubuntu, De

FreeBSD just got some big updates to improve performance on multi-core virtualised systems. I'm looking forward to testing them. Yes, you're right, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS etc. are the common systems in use for this purpose today. But, if you needed to, you could absolutely use FreeBSD as an alternative. And should there be pressure to drop any of these Linux systems for any reason, having alternatives right there you can switch to is very useful. As is avoiding vendor locking and ensuring there's meaningful competition.