FreeBSD has always been rock solid until I broke my XFCE4 install on a Ryzen 5650X, Radon 5700XT. FreeBSD is my go-to distro for any server,desktop OS. The ker

FreeBSD has always been rock solid until I broke my XFCE4 install on a Ryzen 5650X, Radon 5700XT. FreeBSD is my go-to distro for any server,desktop OS. The kernel is strong, network is great and jails are decent and with bHyve happily taking everything I throw at it, I can't fault it. To me, it feels solid unlike Linux which has always had a flakey-cobbled like feeling. If I had to choose for distro it would be Slackware. With FreeBSD 13, you can now assign dedicated network interfaces to jails, grant bHyve to create virtual machines within the jail leading to isolated VM-Jails. Which is an amazing secure & cool concept as if your Virtual Machine becomes vulnable. Your worse case is a breaking out in to the jail rather then the host OS. This world which is becoming more limited, I'll happly stand by FreeBSD to help it continue to exist in the monolithic reality we all currently live in.