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Subject: Re: Best way to switch from Linux to BSD
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> I've been using Opera forever. It as an old and proven browser and it runs
> natively on FreeBSD. You can have the Linux flash plugin attached to it and
> still run the native FreeBSD version. It also supports html5.

I use Conkeror on both desktop and laptop and simply cannot
imagine to go back to <insert_browser>.
Just wonna stress how my nodes run no more than 10 processes
at the boot time and how that differs from whatever os I en-
countered so far. As almost all posters on this topic I do not
care for a dime if someone finds freebsd hard to configure to
suit. It is part of the game and fun itself.
Best regards

                             Zoran