Subj : Re: What's Your Go-to OS
To   : neoshock
From : Arelor
Date : Tue Feb 18 2025 09:18 am

 Re: Re: What's Your Go-to OS
 By: neoshock to paulie420 on Sun Feb 16 2025 01:59 pm

> Yes, its been some year in deciding what projects to support lately. It's
> one thing to make decisions on the the project itself (aka systemd), but
> when it starts with things like political views, it been quite ridiculous.
> These need to stay out of FOSS projects.
> I have been seriously thinking of going BSD lately, just not sure if I want
> to tackle re-learning things.
> Or maybe temple OS, LOL
> I sure hope I do not need to switch to LFS

Linux still has lots of fun projects to play with, but most often they are toy projects (such as KISS Linux and their clones) or laser-focused (such as Tiny Core Linux, which also has toy vibes).

The BSDs don't require you to relearn that many things. Most of the userland is similar and I think if you are a poweruser in Linux land you will be up to speed with any BSD in a couple of weeks. The differences surface when you start doing intensive work (such as creating a package for a BSD) or trying to coherce Linux-centric software into running on your BSD of choice.


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