After extensive research on otaku image boards, I've come to the conclusion that BSD>Linux. But which BSD is best BSD (for desktops)?
Best BSD
Brandon Kelly
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Justin Hughes
> inb4 some fag says MacOS
I'd go with OpenBSD
Justin Nelson
For desktop
Project Trident
OpenBSD
DragonFlyBSD
For NAS
FreeNAS (FreeBSD)
For your toaster
NetBSD
Isaiah Gonzalez
This
Jeremiah Brown
This
Justin Brown
Free BSD seems to be the most popular/searched for/used. Is there a reason why it's not recommended?
Dylan Wright
In short: It's used a lot in servers and has been used as the base for a lot of device specific OS.
But as a desktop OS it's not that great, and if you have a machine that uses an architecture outside of the mainstream there's practically no software to install as binaries (they call this tier 2 IIRC).
Samuel Brooks
>go to FreeBSD conference
>everyone is using Mac OS X
>go to OpenBSD hackathon
>everyone is running the OS they develop on their ThinkPads
Andrew Long
So all derivatives of FreeBSD (trueOS, trident) are also cucked? Except maybe dragonfly?
Thomas Sanders
> total is 135.3%
Dylan Hughes
Info is from a poll that allowed multiple options IIRC
Austin Rogers
BSD isn't a usable OS unless you are cucked.
Its a development platform for proprietary software.
Joseph Johnson
Kek
Gabriel Wright
There is something nostalgic about this art-style but I don't know to explain it.
Kayden Wright
What makes you say that?
Elijah Lee
Source: vector image in inkscape deviantart.com
Aiden Edwards
The license.
Joshua Anderson
>But as a desktop OS it's not that great
Why not?
Lincoln Thomas
>Its a development platform for proprietary software.
which is a good thing for people who are not neets
Henry Roberts
Windows seems to be the most popular/searched for/used. Is there a reason why it's not recommended?
Dylan Thomas
No it isn't.
BSD isn't very usable beyond developing software you want to monetize. I.E. nobody actually fucking uses it and the people that do are using proprietary shit because they are too stupid to use free software.
Its a clustercuck.
Blake Watson
Windows is popular because it is familiar easy to use for normies. FreeBSD and derivatives must be popular for a better reason.
Liam Lee
DragonflyBSD.
Especially with new multi-core CPUs.
Kevin Peterson
What does Dragonfly have to utilise multi-core?
Oliver Anderson
>What does Dragonfly have to utilise multi-core?
It was forked from FreeBSD specifically to implement proper multi-CPU support.
Angel Martin
Windows is all y'all need. It's safe, secure, reliable, and protects ya from dark web identity theift, and lastly they'll keep the hackers from hack'in ya.