Difference between revisions of "FreeBSD"

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FreeBSD in a UNIX like operating system created at Berkeley University in the 1980s. UNIX as a whole has been around since Bell Laboratories created it in 1969 and today there are a variety of UNIX distributions to use.
FreeBSD will always be free
FreeBSD has a well structured development model that consists of, developers, committers to packages, and the core team which differs from Linux.
The ports tree has over 23k programs
Access to FreeBSD information is easy to obtain via: https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/
Access to developers, committers and the community is easy to find.
Unlike Lunix which every distro can place files and folders in different locations BSD has come to a standard file structure.
FreeBSD provides 1/3rd of the Internet traffic through Netflix

The UFS file system is straight forward.

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 * FreeBSD will always be free
 * FreeBSD has a well structured development model that consists of, developers, committers to packages, and the core team which differs from Linux.
+* The ports tree has over 23k programs
 * Access to FreeBSD information is easy to obtain via: https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/
+* Access to developers, committers and the community is easy to find.
+* Unlike Lunix which every distro can place files and folders in different locations BSD has come to a standard file structure.
+* FreeBSD provides 1/3rd of the Internet traffic through Netflix
+==FreeBSD File System Structure==
+The UFS file system is straight forward.