I don't need Bluetooth, games, any fancy code editors, Wi-Fi, printers, or gadgets.
At most, I want to buy a good home scanner.
In terms of interface, I only need USB for a digital camera and an action camera.
That's all. What's available in packages and ports is enough and even more than enough for me.
I don't need (as they wrote on the forum) a complex Linux. And Linux has indeed become complex.
FreeBSD is simple and more or less understandable. It's easy to fix. It's like a repairable system that doesn't need to be reinstalled
like everything else.
And I abandoned rolling releases back when I was still on Linux. So I don't need fancy and glitchy things.
Sound works well in *BSD.
