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by anonsivalley652
2310 days ago
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Be careful about labeling yourself with technology X, it can reinforce identity/religious tribalism/biases/limitations. If you want to: - Try out a different flavor of BSD derived from BSD 4.3 Reno before NetBSD forked to OpenBSD. - Run a modern version of Xen as dom0 (the host). I found around the time of 6.1 that Xen on NetBSD worked better and was simpler than FreeBSD's installation. Maybe things have changed. - Learn something new. - Also, like FreeBSD, it supports ZFS. It's often used by numerous small, independent ISPs for their core infrastructure when they need a little more flexibility than OpenBSD. OpenBSD is great for certain use-cases. Here's the UNIX family tree: https://blog.codinghorror.com/content/images/uploads/2009/06... |
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