I agree. Linux is struggling on the desktop and BSD shouldn't spend manpower unnecessarily for desktop when its primary strength is on the servers. But it prob

I agree. Linux is struggling on the desktop and BSD shouldn't spend manpower unnecessarily for desktop when its primary strength is on the servers. But it probably makes the developers feel better by dogfooding their own OS instead of using another one but we have enough virtualization that one can run server OS on top of their most productive desktop OS.