> Now if only if FreeBSD wasnt an slow, unstable, glued together example of an OS. I really don't see how this kind of comment adds to the conversation. As je

> Now if only if FreeBSD wasnt an slow, unstable, glued together example of an OS. I really don't see how this kind of comment adds to the conversation. As jen20 wrote, GNU/Linux really is glued together. Linux is great, but FreeBSD are in my opinion both more stable and less "glued together". Since you have a clear separation between the system and user installed packages, there usually are less things that breaks. In my experience of course. To be fair, I was kind of anti BSD as well before giving it a real chance. In any case, I really hope the BSD:s continue to grow. One OS is never a good thing, and Linux seems to eat up most of the market right now.