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I'm much more familiar with OpenBSD and FreeBSD on the server-side, and I don't feel real comfortable with Linux. The two biggest vendors, Red Hat and Ubuntu,

I'm much more familiar with OpenBSD and FreeBSD on the server-side, and I don't feel real comfortable with Linux. The two biggest vendors, Red Hat and Ubuntu, don't really give the warm fuzzies. Maybe something like System 76 backs.

loloquwowndueo 4y ago
What about plain Debian :) if you’re comfortable with BSD then Debian should be a cakewalk for you.
- protomyth 4y ago
  The funny thing is I tried to setup and Arch Linux box. I can setup OpenBSD with thinking with all the partitions and such, but that Arch Linux install was just a bad time. I'll try Debian when I get back to work. We are replacing our Samba server and the BSDs aren't real current given some changes the Samba team made.
jayp1418 4y ago
I have tried all three and much comfortable with NetBSD.
- protomyth 4y ago
  Well, don't skip the DragonFly folks. I've had the four main one up and running at different times.
kennend3 4y ago
There is always OpenDarwin/PureDarwin? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system)