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raskell.io
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| | | | | My OpenBSD journey: Getting it virtualized with libvirt (1) | |
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www.unixsheikh.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a detailed overview of FreeBSD's features and advantages compared to other operating systems like Linux and Windows. It highlights key aspects such as ZFS support, security, performance, and the availability of various tools and frameworks. The author shares their personal experience with different operating systems and recommends FreeBSD for its UNIX-like nature and suitability for specific tasks such as ZFS usage. | |
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unixdigest.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article provides an in-depth comparison of FreeBSD and Linux, highlighting FreeBSD's unique features such as ZFS support, advanced networking tools like PF, and a robust security framework. It also discusses the binary compatibility with Linux, the GEOM storage framework, and the overall UNIX-like nature of FreeBSD. The author shares personal experiences transitioning from Microsoft to Linux and then to FreeBSD, emphasizing the advantages of FreeBSD for specific use cases. | |
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samsaffron.com
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| | | I have been a long time i3 window manager user. But not really. My old Windows 10 based setup involved doing all my console work in an Ubuntu VM running i3. However, the lion's share of the non console work was still done in Windows, including browsing and more. For multiple years now I only partially experienced i3, it showed. My i3 setup was almost vanilla. My move to Arch Linux changed everything. This move completely shifted the way I think about my relationship with my desktop environment. Previousl... | ||
