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there's only slightly more learning curve between Linux Distro X vs BSD Y as there is between Linux Distro X and Linux Distro Y. In some ways & depending on th
by cat199 7y ago
there's only slightly more learning curve between Linux Distro X vs BSD Y as there is between Linux Distro X and Linux Distro Y.
In some ways & depending on the situation, moreso, since linux distros are often trying to do things drastically different from each other in order to differentiate themselves, whereas BSD's are often sharing code because of the small developer base, sharing-compatible license, and lack of bottom-line oriented corporate sponsorship.
- geggam 7y agoHaving worked in the industry for a couple decades and been interviewing people for the last decade I can tell you the number of people who understand low level systems management is not high. Used to be a system admin could modify a kernel module in linux. These days its getting hard to find one who can use the CLI properly