> Unlike BSD, which often disappointed me once I learned how much easier and mature Linux was to use. With the exception of package management (at least with d

> Unlike BSD, which often disappointed me once I learned how much easier and mature Linux was to use. With the exception of package management (at least with debian) I've found the opposite to be true. It's configuration has always been a bit of a mess, especially with regards to networking. Lately systemd has made things only more confusing. And that's before dealing with the myriad of ways different distributions do things (which thankfully now is really only 2 different bases, debian or red hat). While linux "won" in the end and I use it professionally now, I'm glad I rarely have to interact with it directly anymore thanks to ansible or other orchestration tools.