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This is so true, BSD's in general are very underrated.

• baldfat 11y ago
  I don't think people under rate it. The issue is that BSD is so much server focused in users and development and it lags behind Linux Desktop (which is still a small percentage). There is just a high amount of programs that are not available in BSD. I use to have me personal server as BSD and used FreeNAS quite a bit. Due to lack of certain "cool" applications I wanted to run on my machine I just switched to BSD.
  • feld 11y ago
    There is not a "high amount" of programs unavailable in BSD. There are specialized programs that need some Linux-specific syscalls which won't run on it. That's about it.
  • RexRollman 11y ago
    From my perspective, the BSDs are focused on what they should be: making a good version of Unix. I feel that the Linux developers are spending too much effort on the "desktop", which is why we have now have GNU/SystemD.
    • nextos 11y ago
      That's true. I hate the great divide amongst Linux & BSDs cause otherwise we could have the best of both worlds.