All the "advantages" of FreeBSD are really just personal preferences, and little more. E.g., FreeBSD jails are not a replacement for containerization in any way

All the "advantages" of FreeBSD are really just personal preferences, and little more. E.g., FreeBSD jails are not a replacement for containerization in any way. The FreeBSD network stack is better? I'll bet you can talk to a Linux kernel expert who will explain why exactly the opposite is true. And things being "simpler" in *BSD? Simpler is not always better. SystemD may be somewhat over-engineered, but it's also powerful as hell and can do things the old rc.X system couldn't dream of doing. There's nothing wrong with switching to another OS, but implying it's because the other OS is somehow empirically "better" is misguided.