Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 10th Aug 2006 09:56 UTC, submitted by matth
OSWeekly reviews PC-BSD, and concludes: "From PC-BSD's roadmap to their default installation, I honestly feel good about where these guys are headed with their take on FreeBSD. This operating system has it all: support both from the professional level as well as that of the community, the ability to install Linux software, thanks to the binary compatibility layer, and of course - speed."
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Member since:2005-08-19
I'm not saying it's only SuSE. I meant that when you get PC-BSD, it doesn't matter whether you are a hacker or a beginner - you get (almost ...) what you want. If you want to use /etc and you are used to FreeBSD, it works as if you had FreeBSD (/etc, ports, building and other stuff). If you want to use GUI apps, you just click .pbi.
Unfortunately *BSD doesn't support rt2500 well (lost pings, file download interruptions), so I need to stick with WinXP 
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2005-07-09
yeh, only suse.