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minus-squareRumRunningDevil@lemmy.ziplinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up0·2 months agoHi! 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.
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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.
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