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by toast0
2753 days ago
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Not at all. I used xhyve to run FreeBSD on my mac laptop, because I want to have a dev environment that matches production (except for performance wise). Mac OS's BSD userland is sort of similar to FreeBSD, but there's plenty of differences, and although it took a while to get xhyve working (and before it was available, I used virtualbox, which also took time to setup), the gains in being able to try something and know it will work on production, instead of trying something and having to try it again were worth it. |
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