Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 11th Dec 2005 12:57 UTC, submitted by I_dont_have_an_osnew....
"FreeBSD is an enterprise-grade operating system that leaves little to be desired. Most people have tried Linux by now, but a surprisingly large number of people have not yet taken FreeBSD for a spin. Now may well be the optimal time to take the plunge, as FreeBSD 6.0 provides the same rock-solid stability for which FreeBSD is known, and also implements some outstanding new features."
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2005-10-02
Not true.
You will generally find Linux users praising the 3 big *BSD's and only getting aggressive when one of the stupid fanboys like the author here (Charlie Schluting) and others are attacking.
Seems to me that certain *BSD users can't handle how much media coverage Linux is getting. I've seen an interview with an OpenBSD developer being used as a reason to attack Linux despite the fact that there was nothing in the article actually bashing Linux at all.
But certain BSD-users turned the statements around, miscited him, and cited him out of context and combined this to attack Linux. Instead of just being happy that they had a good system to use.
The author here is spreading false information, perhaps because he doesn't know better. But the article was sad; had expected something deeper. But okay, we're getting many of these small snacks at OSN at the moment.