>>10874851i use FreeBSD for my personal server, which is old hardware. it is great because it offers a layer of security that most OSes don't: attackers never assume you are running FreeBSD because nobody else runs it. it's like, if you bother to write code to attack FreeBSD machines, then you're basically wasting your time.
also, it NEVER breaks. whereas linux ALWAYS breaks, every couple of weeks. the FreeBSD team always makes sure to validate every single tiny thing they put into their package management system, and it always works on all the hardware they support. because it is a good OS. linux distros are crap because they either amount to a bunch of hacky douches giving you recipes to build your own OS -- or a big corporation (RedHat or Canonical) building shit to support the corporations or retards who buy all the newest shit to install their corporate hacked crap on since "muh corporation is gonna guarantee it".
FreeBSD is based. OpenBSD is even more based in its own autistic way. but even both of them are corporate.
when will people start being actual non-corporate plus based and work on GNU/Hurd or 9front? or even just try to replicate Darwin starting with Mach+FreeBSD?
it will never happen. because it requires money that opentards don't have. it will turn out just like computers where, even though you probably never heard about it (and this is a redpill) Intel and AMD both installed hardware backdoors on your machine that run a separate OS and have full hardware access, it's called the "intel management engine" for intel and the same thing is in AMD. the NSA and the corps bought the entire system and we live in surveillance capitalism. deal with it.
