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From: "Lee McKenna" <lee@iloop.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD or that other one?
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 1998 23:09:52 -0600
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Okay, you probably get asked this so much its probably in a FAQ, but here
goes:

Can you tell me the top 3 or 5 reasons that FreeBSD is technically better
than Linux?

I've heard some people say "FreeBSD networking code is better/more stable".
 I've heard some people say "Linux is more of a hackers OS and FreeBSD is
better organized" (not a real technical reason but probably true).

I've been using Linux for a few years, mainly because at the time it had
the drivers for everything in my PC at the time.  Now it appears FreeBSD
may have everything I need.

Should I switch? :)

Thanks,
Lee McKenna
lee@iloop.com

Oh yeah...will be using it for Apache, DNS, Sendmail, plus one or two other
machines for general purpose "desktop"...nothing real industrial, rather
simple I would say...