I've been a long time OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Linux user (I use Windows for mainly for work though). I've given up with the BSDs tbh. While I like that I can under

I've been a long time OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Linux user (I use Windows for mainly for work though). I've given up with the BSDs tbh. While I like that I can understand these systems. Linux is just easier to get things working on. There is just more information now out there for Linux as it is the defacto *nix out there. So it may well be that BSD has many technical merits, they tend not to be all that useful when you are trying to get stuff done.