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To me, the BSDs are zen gardens to Linux's Kowloon chaos. I use both, lovingly. A lot of what I build and manage I expect to touch maybe once a release. Even b
by washadjeffmad 2y ago
To me, the BSDs are zen gardens to Linux's Kowloon chaos. I use both, lovingly.
A lot of what I build and manage I expect to touch maybe once a release. Even between LTSes, that can require a lot of catch up on Linux. With the BSDs, knowledge and practices are generally transferable, even decades later.
As for your front end, my advice is to use whatever shiny sparks your joy. Local (desktop) resources are a solved problem on every platform, hence why I still use an inexpensive 4GB Chromebook. If I need to serve any particular desktop environment from a remote host, that's trivial. Why would I try to limit myself?