LXC, maybe?
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It doesn’t seem as streamlined as Jails, but it’s certainly a viable alternative. I’ll have to work with it a bit more 
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Why BSD?
You want an actual UNIX that does things the UNIX WAY ™
You want a license that isn’t viral, and is actually in the spirit of “do whatever you want with this, just credit us!”
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Creator of Steve Jobs, Linus Torvalds, Bill Gates
Almost made me spit water over my peripherals.
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Thank you for this, this is 10/10 prep for the new podcast
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History behind the systems should be general knowledge among professionals and enthusiasts, since when you get to learn why stuff works and is built in a certain way, you really understand the genius behind it all.
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[ tism intensifies ]
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One thing that seems to be a minus is that so few people use it thus so few review the code. Even though it is open, no one is watching
Which is good that we have a BSD section, more eyes…kinda
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Real talk. I don’t look at the sauce. I only like FOSS cause of the mostly free stuff you can get, without coming off as a pirate. 
Cause lets be real. If you say you got some software for free, people will most likely assume piracy. Which would make you look bad. But with FOSS I can get things for free and not look bad because it’s FOSS.
But I’m sure Facebook, Nintendo and Netflix keep tabs on the BSDs to an extent… Hopefully.
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I am planing to read through OpenBSD code, since I wanna write my own OS.
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Good luck bro!
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4th time the charm
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nightmare fuel
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This is pissening. Without getting into OS wars, there are a lot of things that merit using an X_BSD.
Then again, with how little people care about security (it’s more about passing an audit) and throwing in “the best tool for the job” philosophy, I can see why people don’t use it just to use it.
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Soon™
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new on history channel, 2 go in… one comes out
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Boss! If you need any distractions, I’ll be happy to provide them.
Yes. I guess I decided to use some sort of BSD version for the laptop I have. Since it’s going to be connected to the tv which one should I use?
Also, I accept your one year BSD challenge, but it’s going to be on the laptop I will probably hardly directly use (mostly through ssh from RH, I hope)
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the only BSD we really need:
there are two things that i am intersted (just like all the other idiots who seem to be bored with linux) in the whole BSD craze that broke out and i love:
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performance and monitoring of such in an enterprise grade workload setting
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trying to make BSD a daily driver and game on it
So i ugess that it basically comes down to what BSD can do excidingly good and on the other hand to make BSD into popOS or something. i have very expectation of this endevaour.
i wonder what wonderful things we will do this is forgotten OS of glorious past!
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@adubs get on that bsd train, look at this.
reee, not forgotten.
I wanna try OpenBSD as a server, if it works well enough, might migrate my blog server to that. Why OpenBSD? Coz security and server are friends.
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