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Old 01-28-2008, 12:58 PM
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BSD systems are very secure and stable but I have never liked using them for desktop systems. The GUI isn't up to par with Linux Systems but if you are a console person then you'll never know the difference.
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Old 02-26-2008, 02:04 PM
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FreeBSD is a great operating system for servers. I had an Intel Celeron server with 512mb of RAM on it and it ran lightning-fast with FreeBSD, even with a high-traffic site.

I am not sure about using FreeBSD as an OS for a PC, as it is more of a server solution. However, there is an OS for desktops called PC-BSD, which is based off of FreeBSD exclusively for PC. I'd love to try this and I have heard only good things...they have a 64-bit version of PC-BSD which I'd love to try.

Unix vs. Linux, I would love to compare the two if I had enough computers, especially with the new 64-bit versions. Bah.
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