>Y u so obsessed with me
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i tried using freebsd when i was 14 and i actually got far until i had to install xorg and it started sharting out 16 gorillion errors, even with all my hardware at the time being haswell-era intel stuff (cpu, igpu, network card)
if i ever get a NAS or repurpose an old workstation as one i might go with it tbh, that or Debian. seems rock-solid for specific applications.

i know macOS only incorporates the userland elements but i wish Darwin was more successful as a community project, apple doesnt even provide raw source (much less ISOs) anymore
 
I'm too dummyed to figure out how jails work.
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Talk about *BSDs or something.

Mainline BSDs:
OpenBSD
FreeBSD
NetBSD

Resources:
[FreeBSD]
Absolute FreeBSD, 3rd Edition by Michael W. Lucas
freshports - FreeBSD Ports and Packages
FreeBSD Handbook

[OpenBSD]
Absolute OpenBSD, 2nd Edition by Michael W. Lucas
The Book of PF, 4th Edition by Peter N. M. Hansteen
OpenBSD FAQ
i tried using freebsd when i was 14 and i actually got far until i had to install xorg and it started sharting out 16 gorillion errors, even with all my hardware at the time being haswell-era intel stuff (cpu, igpu, network card)
if i ever get a NAS or repurpose an old workstation as one i might go with it tbh, that or Debian. seems rock-solid for specific applications.

i know macOS only incorporates the userland elements but i wish Darwin was more successful as a community project, apple doesnt even provide raw source (much less ISOs) anymore
nobody uses a dead noob of an operating system
I don't run servers
Boi ts so niche
I'm too dummyed to figure out how jails work.
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