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I like the BSDs because I have a hope of understanding them. They're simple and well-documented, and make design choices I like. (For example, on a BSD I can
by gnubison 5y ago
I like the BSDs because I have a hope of understanding them. They're simple and well-documented, and make design choices I like. (For example, on a BSD I can use 'man -Otag=l ls' to go straight to the documentation for 'ls -l'. Try doing that reliably on Linux.)