I absolutely need to use BSD for my hobby pursuits :) I think that reasoning is iron clad :D (In probably a lot of cases, that's where future popular things sta

I absolutely need to use BSD for my hobby pursuits :) I think that reasoning is iron clad :D (In probably a lot of cases, that's where future popular things start.) Certainly, if I was in the position to make infrastructure decisions for my employer (which I am not, plan never to so it will never happen), then the decision has mostly been made for me. In fact, many decisions have been made, and it doesn't just stop at relying Linux and the GNU userland if I rely on a popular distribution. FWIW, there is a lot of obscured differences between BSDs and GNU/Linuxs as I see, but installing and getting setup on FreeBSD on my laptop felt quite familiar (maybe more culture shocks than anything - like there is no `sudo` in the base system :) )