The components are more tightly integrated than a gnu/linux system since they’re all maintained together. Well, sure, but most of the software they maintain ar

The components are more tightly integrated than a gnu/linux system since they’re all maintained together. Well, sure, but most of the software they maintain are the relatively “trivial” parts of the system. Or rather, the software that gives me the most trouble isn’t anything they’d be maintaining. I have long wished they would find some killer application(s) for the server sector and grow in widespread usage. I wouldn’t hold my breath. I mean, what feature or functionality could any BSD have that would justify migrating? It would be easier to add an equivalent to Linux in virtually every case. Not to mention that many “cloud-native” projects are typically Linux-only. I don’t really care one way or the other, it’s basically “coke vs Pepsi” as far as I’m concerned. It’s just hard to see any BSD variant challenging Linux.