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This post has been up 13 hours and there are no comments. I guess there really aren't to many of us old farts around who actually used, and still use BSD. Than
by catfish 17y ago
This post has been up 13 hours and there are no comments. I guess there really aren't to many of us old farts around who actually used, and still use BSD.
Thank you Bill...
- there 17y agoor we read it 9 years ago when the article was originally published
- ruslan 17y agoI'm stick to FreeBSD since 2.2.1-RELEASE, I like it a lot and prefer to use it in all my projects. I tried to migrate to Linux several times during my 15 years career, but with no avail - whenever I touch any Linux box it makes me puke because of issues with bash, incompatible libraries, innumerous distributions and package management and wrong filesystem tree, etc. The more I use FreeBSD the more I like it. Recently we moved our production servers to FreeBSD 7.1-RELEASE with ULE scheduler and gained a lot in performance (as we run busy pthreaded VoIP switches which do audio transodings) on Intel quad core CPUs. FreeBSD rocks!