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NetBSD seems to have more mature support for non-x86 architectures and also tends to run on old and arcane hardware. It also just feels like classic BSD Unix,
by musicale 3y ago
NetBSD seems to have more mature support for non-x86 architectures and also tends to run on old and arcane hardware.
It also just feels like classic BSD Unix, for better or for worse.
Personally I find NetBSD's pkgsrc package system to be very useful as well since it is portable to other OSes (including macOS and Linux) and doesn't require root access to install or use.