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Similar motivations led to FreeBSD being my main OS, even fewer differences between all the Unix utilities.
by dddddaviddddd 7y ago
Similar motivations led to FreeBSD being my main OS, even fewer differences between all the Unix utilities.
- MisterOctober 7y agoYep! I dig FreeBSD also, and strongly considered it especially for that reason -- just ended up going with Linux because I had a little more experience with it [having remotely used / administered linux servers &etc]
- IggleSniggle 7y agoI tried and failed to get going with OpenBSD. I want to slowly dip my toes into the water of a BSD. Is there a way to have a turn-key system that I can immediately start working on as I do on macOS, and gradually become more familiar with the OS? I guess what I’m saying is, there are systems that you can buy where the manufacturer has preinstalled Ubuntu and you have a high expectation of the hardware getting out of the way. I want that for FreeBSD or OpenBSD?