FreeBSD is still used! In fact, it's one of the more innovative OSes. There are tonnes of features in FreeBSD that just aren't available in any other OS. I high

FreeBSD is still used! In fact, it's one of the more innovative OSes. There are tonnes of features in FreeBSD that just aren't available in any other OS. I highly doubt Apple had anything to do with its diminishing popularity, however. In fact, I would say it's due more to the increase in virtualisation (which FreeBSD does not perform well at in comparison to Linux) and the increase in user-friendly Linux distributions (FreeBSD is trickier to set up; that was ok when Linux was tricky too).