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Wow it really sounds like FreeBSD is the-right-thing to choose. Except I can't tell anyone I know to install it because it does not come with a simple installer
by cassepipe 7y ago
Wow it really sounds like FreeBSD is the-right-thing to choose. Except I can't tell anyone I know to install it because it does not come with a simple installer or a working desktop. I got interested in Windows because I grew up with it, and only later I got curious of how it worked behind the scenes. When I first installed Linux I had no idea on how to use the terminal, what a package manager was, compile programs or even what a DE was. I learned it because I was able to install it on my machine in less that an hour. It doesn't matter how good your train engine is, if it ain't got no seats, people won't come aboard.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
- Koshkin 7y agoFreeBSD used to be a Swiss watch of an OS - I used 4.8 (IIRC) to run a VPS for a few years and couldn't be happier; nowadays, looks like FreeBSD is on par or even lagging behind Linux in all respects.