> No perl, no python, no bash, no gui, no nothing. If you want any of that stuff, you've got to install it yourself. This is a really important point, and an a

> No perl, no python, no bash, no gui, no nothing. If you want any of that stuff, you've got to install it yourself. This is a really important point, and an argument in favor of BSD’s central model. Watching various Linux distros try and try for years to remove Perl and Python 2 from their base installs only to fail because all of their system management tools are written in a mishmash of the two speaks volumes about the usefulness of confining all your core system bits to one scripting language.