is there any actual benefits you can get from running *BSD on your daily desktop and/or workstation?
Benefits of BSD
Blake Ward
Bentley Powell
coc[k]
Grayson Barnes
no, but some OpenBSD tools ported to Linux are comfy
Jaxson Clark
No systemd
Aiden Howard
its p comfy
>seperation of base and packages
>ports
>no potterwarez (systemd, pulseaudio, etc)
>excellent documentation (for freebsd and openbsd at least, ive not tried the others yet)
obviously theres downsides, but give it a try in a VM
Carter Miller
pf is nice
Dominic Wright
The benefit is that any other modern operating system is worse.
Ryder Taylor
Are you brainlet or you're not seeing a lot of linux distros without systemd?
Oliver Martinez
The documentation is definitely one of the good parts.
This too.
Luis Gomez
>seperation of base and packages
Why is this a good thing? Linux's lack of this is one of the things I like about it.