*BSD vs. Linux

What is the biggest difference between these two? Is there really any benefit in using a Linux distro over one of the *BSDs, or vise versa?

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BSD is just a more complicated way to get the same toolchain as Linux. Might as well run Linux and have native support for hardware introduced in this decade.

Source? Never had a problem installing them and hardware support is 99.9% identical to loonix. Also they are put together a lot more coherently than any backyard linux distro.

One is a proper OS the other is an SJW cesspool.

BSD's are developped fully by a single team meaning a more consistent system
also no CoC except for FreeBSD

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I agree, when you could get banned for sending virtual hugs you know the SJWs won.

>What is the biggest difference between these two?
BSD is more 1337 except for Arch, Gentoo, Slackware and Void

Linux is a jungle
BSD is well organized, comes with the power of ports and kernel written in the Unix spirit
GNU is for autists ;)

>kernel written in the Unix spirit
monolithic programs are unix now? hail systemd