is there any point using BSD other than to be a special snowflake? like a practical reason?
only thing i can think of is there's probably no malware made for a system used by about two dozen people.
Is there any point using BSD other than to be a special snowflake? like a practical reason?
Ethan Watson
Joseph Cruz
yes
Austin Reyes
there is
Jaxson Garcia
No.
Owen Kelly
You use it to create proprietary software that you won't use.
Mason Sullivan
is there any point using GNU/Linux other than to be a special snowflake? like a practical reason?
only thing i can think of is there's probably no malware made for a system used by about two dozen people.
Parker Torres
Thread's over, the worst tripfaggot on Sup Forums found it
Aiden Bailey
No
Lincoln Hall
No.
Yes.
Anthony Taylor
>BSD
>Bullshit distribution
William Cook
*Berkeley Software Distribution
Brody Cooper
One is Unix and the other is not
Gabriel Diaz
*Broken Software Disappointment.
Hudson Morgan
Yes there is.
You can have zfs build in without having it as dkms module which is important to some people and you have dtrace which is very useful for debugging reasons.
Andrew Evans
Moonrune tripfags arn't allowed to have an opinion.
Anthony Green
Gigantic and Nasty but
Unavoidable.
Andrew Rogers
Admit it, Linux and BSD are only used for college systems programming exercises and servers.
Windows is better for every other use. Or you know, you can just use Linux on Windows for your exercises
Robert Nguyen
GNU+Linux
>No windows required.
Andrew Bailey
So you do exercises all day?
Logan Powell
It's good to use it on router and for nas. Everything else can be Linux.
Lincoln Nguyen
That's rms
Sebastian Reed
it's an apt description of everything that surrounds him