I personally use predominantly FreeBSD as a daily driver, but I’m absolutely agnostic about my OS choices. I use Windows 10 and GNU/Linux as well. Exactly what

I personally use predominantly FreeBSD as a daily driver, but I’m absolutely agnostic about my OS choices. I use Windows 10 and GNU/Linux as well. Exactly what way do you think GNU/Linux is better? What I like the most about FreeBSD is the flexibility it offers, similar to GNU/Linux, yet at the same time it feels like an integrated system? Additionally. The FreeBSD pkg and ports combo beats every GNU/Linux distro I’ve ever tried, and I’ve tried many of them. Certainly I agree with the author of the blog post in many ways. If I was not using FreeBSD as a server OS, I would (maybe) not use it on the desktop.