makeworlds

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   by makeworlds 2y ago

   Very fond memories of those days for sure. In my job back then I was a C developer working on IRIX day to day. I had heard about FreeBSD so bought a walnut creek book with a FreeBSD 3.4 CD and started from there. I still have the book but t
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   by makeworlds 2y ago

   Also https://www.debian.org/ports/kfreebsd-gnu/ which I had not looked at in years but now looks to be inactive
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   by makeworlds 2y ago

   Sure but I think the underlying point about it being an evolutionary step still stands
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   by makeworlds 2y ago

   I guess I use Debian Qubes AppVMs on my framework laptop also
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   by makeworlds 2y ago

   > I think that Debian is the last step in the Linux user lifecycle, and that once a user comes to it at the right time, and for the right reasons, it will be their Linux home thereafter. No that's FreeBSD. RPM hell drove me from RH