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The fact BSD can't run Docker with its vast ecosystem is already a show stopper. Also having little glitches by tiny differences in shell handling make your al
by mekster 3y ago
The fact BSD can't run Docker with its vast ecosystem is already a show stopper.
Also having little glitches by tiny differences in shell handling make your already tuned Linux dotfiles incompatible that adds to the annoyances.
And then I don't really get anything over Linux. pf is good but I'm just mostly using ufw and not running a router in the cloud that requires more than port handling.
Ubuntu supports zfs in a very seamless way that I just don't find a reason to use BSD anymore unfortunately. It's probably only driven by companies that don't want to expose their code via GPL.
- olgeni 3y agoYep, what other reason could there be.
- gtewallace 3y agoa couple projects underway for containers, still wip but promising. https://hackmd.io/7BIT_khIRQyPAe4EdiigHg https://hackmd.io/7BIT_khIRQyPAe4EdiigHg https://github.com/samuelkarp/runj https://github.com/samuelkarp/runj
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- mekster 3y agoIf BSD can run existing Docker ecosystem, then suddenly FreeBSD becomes a candidate for use. Though I don't find anything better than Linux, it's not lacking either.