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I will say something I genuinely love about FreeBSD is that the package manager has manpages
That's something that consistently annoyed me with void linux, that there was no xbps(8) like sure you've got (1) pages for some xbps utilities like xbps-pkgdb(1), but i really dislike having to dance the whole `<command> --help | less` dance
That's something that consistently annoyed me with void linux, that there was no xbps(8) like sure you've got (1) pages for some xbps utilities like xbps-pkgdb(1), but i really dislike having to dance the whole `<command> --help | less` dance
@pea
Also the drivers have manpages
@pea
When I used FreeBSD I liked it quite a bit. It was lean, consistent, etc. I moved away from it because I wanted something like systemd, because I like the fact that systemd employs Linux's cgroups, which means that a daemon cannot "escape" from the init system. systemd knows every process on the system, where it came from, what resources are allocated to it, etc. Now, however, I wonder if I put too much value in Linux + systemd over FreeBSD.
