Comparing Linux and FreeBSD in quantity of applications and compatibility in the software and hardware market (free and private), how current is?
In Linux I use: Netbeans, Eclipse, Sublimetext2, Firefox, and more everyday things. Example, for use: convert videos, image editing, program.
In Linux there is a cyclic release and a Rolling Release, with FreeBSD what is it? It's released every six months or continuously updated? If it's cyclic, is an update to a new release dangerous?
I know in FreeBSD can be installed Linux. I'm a student at university, I study systems engineering. I know FreeBSD works on servers and firewalls. I use an ATI video card, this doesn't affect the installation. The handbook FreeBSD rocks
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My Distro linux is Debian, I used Gentoo, Slackware, Arch (4 years), Fedora, OpenSUSE (2 years), Mandriva etc.
In Linux I use: Netbeans, Eclipse, Sublimetext2, Firefox, and more everyday things. Example, for use: convert videos, image editing, program.
In Linux there is a cyclic release and a Rolling Release, with FreeBSD what is it? It's released every six months or continuously updated? If it's cyclic, is an update to a new release dangerous?
I know in FreeBSD can be installed Linux. I'm a student at university, I study systems engineering. I know FreeBSD works on servers and firewalls. I use an ATI video card, this doesn't affect the installation. The handbook FreeBSD rocks
(en)My Distro linux is Debian, I used Gentoo, Slackware, Arch (4 years), Fedora, OpenSUSE (2 years), Mandriva etc.
