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Chud 09/01/26 (Tue) 21:06:19 №37916 [Quote]

any1 here uses freebsd or openbsd and recommends it as a solid daily driver?

Chud 09/01/26 (Tue) 22:36:43 №37922 [Quote]

If you are already someone expirienced with terminals and unix (loonix mostly), have the hardware support and be fine with the limitations of what you can run then yes.
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I would use it on my main looptoop but battary life is shit when using it
Also use FreeBSD, it's meant to be good on desktop.
^altough OpenBSD is aryanware, if that matters then you might be fine choosing this instead

Chud 09/02/26 (Wed) 07:27:01 №37944 [Quote]

>>37922
In what regards does OpenBSD perform better or worse as a daily driver for a desktop in comparison to other OSes/distros?

Chud 09/02/26 (Wed) 10:17:58 №37947 [Quote]

>>37944
OpenBSD gets slower driver support and older software in general
I believe thered more to it but i guess it's mostly snca, altough again, FreeBSD is still a better desktop choice

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