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FreeBSD Foundation Executive Director Tries Daily Driving FreeBSD on Laptop

Posted by Bender |3 hours ago |10 comments

dogcow 2 hours ago

As a long time FreeBSD user, the Foundation has really failed to impress me in recent years. This is a really dumb post. 10 minutes a day is not "daily driving."

Although I still love and use FreeBSD, I've redirected my donations directly to the OpenBSD project. While FreeBSD may be the more practical choice for many scenarios, I personally find OpenBSD more appealing.

866-RON-0-FEZ 3 hours ago[1 more]

Oh my god this lady should be running a pet shop. She's had this role since 2005 and is only now dogfooding the software for 10 minutes a day? Stunning and brave.

Imagine Linus Torvalds or Theo from OpenBSD using Windows out of convenience. Unthinkable.

jcoder 3 hours ago[1 more]

I'll never understand why people think this looks human:

  What Made This Time Different
  This time, I didn't just install FreeBSD.
  I created a system for learning and success.

  Clear goal: FreeBSD as my daily driver
  Daily habit: 10 minutes minimum
  Accountability: post the journey on Linkedin
Gee, why not let the agent try FreeBSD for you and do the posting directly

dburkland 3 hours ago

As soon as I saw the title I immediately knew what the comment section would look like (and rightfully so).

bombcar 3 hours ago[1 more]

Ten minutes a day is a daily driver? Short commute!

dnautics 3 hours ago

With ~zero unix experience (I was moving from BeOS), I ran FreeBSD full time as a chemistry grad student from 2003-2009, on a Dell XPS, and mostly had no problems. What's changed?

(I'm interested in leaving linux and going to FreeBSD)

neko_ranger 3 hours ago

how is this not the most embarrassing thing ever?

calvinmorrison 3 hours ago

whats more embarassing is the shit tier presentation slop. "This time I didnt just install FreeBSD. I create a system for learning and success".

Anyone who wrote this has no business with FreeBSD or open source.