I switched from BSDs to Linux as main OS about 10+yrs ago, Linux got good enough. Linux has a wide range of apps. BSD is reserved for very specific use cas

I switched from BSDs to Linux as main OS about 10+yrs ago, Linux got good enough. Linux has a wide range of apps. BSD is reserved for very specific use cases. If I want to run Unix on a very weird hardware maybe NetBSD. If I really care about everyday useable secure hardware then OpenBSD. I might explore FreeBSD for networking if I'm really convinced that network is the bottleneck and I'm hitting scaling issues granted I almost feel it's cheaper to just throw money at the problem and get more Linux boxes.