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In FreeBSD land, nobody wastes eons of time hacking out bad code experiments like systemd and then arguing between themselves on whether to distribute them. It
by teacup50 13y ago
In FreeBSD land, nobody wastes eons of time hacking out bad code experiments like systemd and then arguing between themselves on whether to distribute them.
It's a stable system you can rely on, year by year. That's not a small upside for a server platform.
- d0 13y agoThis is precisely why I recently trashed my last few Linux machines and moved them over to FreeBSD. Well to be honest it was because it's absolutely tiresome not having a cohesive well documented system to rely on without the politics and collection of dickhead advocates and pseudo-religious leaders around my ass like mosquitos. Oh and ZFS, MAC, audit, decent ACL support, binary upgrades etc. However I agree that there is little motivation to move if what you have works. I did mine during a hardware refresh.