I browse the web, code, and game on it. Works great for me.
My current wishlist is for FreeBSD to have a more robust process supervision system (Dinit I’m looking at you) and for pkg to include some kind of declarative way to build.
Pretty much all the “necessary” things do work on BSD, Linux has turned into a gaming OS for me, like Windows had been before 11 was so bad I just couldn’t do it anymore.
I pretty much use office stuff, and multimedia things, with games thrown in now that I’ve ditched Microsoft completely. Figure Linux could stay on a handheld, like a Steam Deck, and consider it a toy like I had WIndows from 7 to 10 when it was at least functional. There is Linux emulation on BSD, too, and I see a setup guide to run the native Linux Kodi port on it.
Hi! I use FreeBSD as a daily driver.
I browse the web, code, and game on it. Works great for me.
My current wishlist is for FreeBSD to have a more robust process supervision system (Dinit I’m looking at you) and for pkg to include some kind of declarative way to build.
It’s great, I love it, join devil Linux.
Pretty much all the “necessary” things do work on BSD, Linux has turned into a gaming OS for me, like Windows had been before 11 was so bad I just couldn’t do it anymore.
I pretty much use office stuff, and multimedia things, with games thrown in now that I’ve ditched Microsoft completely. Figure Linux could stay on a handheld, like a Steam Deck, and consider it a toy like I had WIndows from 7 to 10 when it was at least functional. There is Linux emulation on BSD, too, and I see a setup guide to run the native Linux Kodi port on it.
Damn it… Ok I’ll think about it. I’m not ready to wipe my laptop for it but maybe I can find an alternative.