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TLDR post by the person who still adores Jails and believes it's superior to Docker ecosystem. From the another article which author definitely has read: > Wh
by CoolCold 2y ago
TLDR post by the person who still adores Jails and believes it's superior to Docker ecosystem.
From the another article which author definitely has read:
> What’s happened now with the transition to having a Debian basis, the people I used to have 90 percent of their time working on FreeBSD, they’re working on ZFS features now … That’s what I want to see; value add for everybody versus sitting around, implementing something Linux had a years ago. And trying to maintain or backport, or just deal with something that you just didn’t get out of box on FreeBSD.”
( https://blocksandfiles.com/2024/04/08/ixsystems-no-one-is-getting-marooned/ https://blocksandfiles.com/2024/04/08/ixsystems-no-one-is-ge... )
It should be clear on extra costs and lacking behind - I tend to trust IXsystems here more than FreeBSD user.
From the current article situation with security updates breaking the system is, let's say nice - my bet here is FreeBSD is lacking LTS and it matters. I guess it's not a problem on Debian due to its stable packages policy.
From my personal observations, decay of FreeBSD was mentioned by many since 2010 if not earlier, so nothing new here. Time to stop galvanize it.