Introduce yourself, tell us who you are and why you chose FreeBSD

[RiyaOfTheSpectra]

Don't worry, I do too, lots of folks here do actually. It's a great source of information.

I particularly love their list of applications. I go there frequently when I realise that I need an unopinionated tool recommendations for specific tasks.

 

[rawmat]

Hi,
I registered today on this forum

My path was with linux at home from 2004.
If i remember the details, i started with Red hat, then Slackware for a long time
Last five years i distro hop'ed:
Void linux, Crux Linux, Gentoo Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, slackware on and off.
I feel slackware is in my heart for long using it and also for what make slackware what it is.
I waited to install permanent freeBSD for some isssue, (Wifi atheros, dropbox not available).
But i knew the differences versus Linux.
The main one is --- FreeBSD is a coherent system, Linux is an assembly of unrelated ideas.
Now, for WIFI on Freebsd i use a USB dongle (ASUS nano), and for Dropbox replaced with rclone.
I want to stay here.
And i dont like the path that systemD/Wayland/Ubuntu are taking to sink linux.
Excuse me for my english (i'm italian).

 

[doul]

Although, I still catch myself stealing glances at the Arch Wiki.

I always googling with -linux, is that serious, doctor?

 

[matt_k]

I always googling with -linux, is that serious, doctor?

It may also be useful to do that, you can find application-related information which is OS independent.