Well, i don't know, i have issues with that rant. I will ignore the systemd stuff, because, well, you could have devuan which is debian without systemd. With

Well, i don't know, i have issues with that rant. I will ignore the systemd stuff, because, well, you could have devuan which is debian without systemd. With appimage, flatpak and nixos you can have newer stuff, but of course, you might have to do work yourself. And the stability of the OS. What exactly? The stability only of the kernel? or the things interoperating with the kernel are more stable? but your kde on freebsd was also patchy and buggy? and safe upgrades, well, debian does that for over a decade, come on. With ZFS on debian i did not work, but there would be btrfs. and as long you do not really have an data issue, i have a hard time believing btrfs is not good enough on the desktop. disk encryption works as good as on freebsd as on linux. switching between connections.. ever heard of nmctl? I mean, i am happy if you found something that works for you, and the bsd guys are great.. but to be honest, none of your reasons are from my POV real reasons for switching. you just did not research the stuff. which is okay, but don't shit on the linux desktop architecture just because the knobs are not in the colour you like. or you do not even know about the knobs