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Why the move? What is it that BSD gives that Linux can't?
by effie 5y ago
Why the move? What is it that BSD gives that Linux can't?
- remexre 5y agoPF and jails come to mind, as someone who uses FreeBSD for the "important" home infra
- HanaShiratori 5y agoBSD definitely makes sense in certain use cases (routers, web, mail, DB servers,...) , but moving everything indicates at some kind of rebellious act or just pure experimentalism. I have no issue with both, since I've personally done the same multiple times....
- JohnFen 5y agoIt's neither -- it's just that I want all of my machines to run the same OS, and I've determined that BSD fits my overall needs better than Linux. It's not about making some kind of statement or experimenting.
- JohnFen 5y agoLinux has taken an overall development direction that I dislike (systemd is an example of that, although not the only one). BSD is now a better fit with my requirements.