On Tue, 6 Jan 2015, Joe Hartley wrote:
I've been a UNIX/Linux administrator longer than some folks on this list have been alive. systemd has always seemed like a solution to a problem that didn't really exist, and causes more issues than it solves,
That describes all the software Lennart Poettering writes. :)
I have run FreeBSD servers in the past (and may again), but it was never under consideration when I dropped Fedora because to me it doesn't seem to be the right tool for the job.
It isn't. FreeBSD is for Internet servers and people who want a desktop that acts and feels like a classical UNIX workstation of the 90's. (Or as someone in another thread put it once, FreeBSD is great for those times when you want to say, "Just shut up and give me UNIX!")
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