>Also for better or worse BSD being different is what makes it interesting. BSD devs and hackers are a fraction of what the Linux kernel and greater ecosystem h

>Also for better or worse BSD being different is what makes it interesting. BSD devs and hackers are a fraction of what the Linux kernel and greater ecosystem have in terms of the all of K8s and other Linux foundation projects. But BSDs have been innovating within their community of hackers for years and they don’t need to just be a derivative of Linux. I disagree, you can still be unique while having interoperability with the mainstream. Just take a look at netbsd, sure it's all about ofc it runs netbsd, but it's hidden feature is trying to be interoperable.