It unfortunately does. And it's a vicious circle. Linux has the most mindshare, so most things are built for Linux and don't run (or don't run as well) on Fre

It unfortunately does. And it's a vicious circle. Linux has the most mindshare, so most things are built for Linux and don't run (or don't run as well) on FreeBSD. As a result, more people use Linux resulting in increased mindshare, and the process repeats. It makes me sad because I really like FreeBSD.