vermaden

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1. 931.▲
   by vermaden 10y ago

   No FreeBSD support. No go.
2. 932.▲
   by vermaden 10y ago

   Please read about ZFS Boot Environments, no matter if from Oracle documentation or Illumos one, You will get the idea what it provides. There is beadm command same as in Solaris/Illumos and You can select BE at boot in the FreeBSD boot
3. 933.▲
   by vermaden 10y ago

   I use FreeBSD as a desktop/laptop/workstation since years and it works great for me. Total control over the system You work on is priceless. Everything on my hardware works (ThinkPad W530). The WWAN(3g) connection, Wifi, SD Card R
4. 934.▲
   by vermaden 10y ago

   > * To do lists/Reminders I use a file called ~/TODO for that in this format: | % cat ~/TODO | == EASY == | todo/no/progress | . task/some/progress | x task/done | | == MEDM
5. 935.▲
   by vermaden 14y ago

   I am one of those strange people that still prefer FreeBSD to any Linux desktop/server distribution. I also used Linux for several years before I started to learn and use FreeBSD, and sometimes I still use Linux, but only when I am payed to
6. 936.▲
   by vermaden 14y ago

   If You use Boot Envionments (FreeBSD/Solaris/Illumos) then its harmless, You will just need to reboot into other Boot Environment.