What is a BSD Unix?

I've used BSD in the past and can sum it up in one word... STABLE
(solid as a rock)

Linux has better support and many more applications.

I'm a man torn
It's Linux for now (because of my HDMI video card, ATI Catalyst Driver for Linux)

Slackware or OpenBSD??? Slackware for now, who knows what the future will hold.

regexorcist wrote:I've used BSD in the past and can sum it up in one word... STABLE
(solid as a rock)

Linux has better support and many more applications.

I'm a man torn
It's Linux for now (because of my HDMI video card, ATI Catalyst Driver for Linux)

Slackware or OpenBSD??? Slackware for now, who knows what the future will hold.

Reg,

Both system groups have indeed their good sides. I really don't know BSD very much, though.
I think Slackware isn't very far from the BSD systems. Right ?

You're right, that's one of the reasons I'm using Slackware.
The biggest differences would be partitioning (slice),
the filesystem and ports as well as the packager.

I believe DragonflyBSD is putting in native support
for clustering and they have the Hammer filesystem.
(I've only played w/ Dragonfly, so I don't have much experience)
(OpenBSD was my BSD of choice, very secure)

Always, in my Pc the install app ends Freezing!.. .
or.. rebooting at infinity loop.. .

So I've forget to teste bsd in my computer.. .