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Why the FreeBSD Desktop and My Linux Rant.
I have been a FreeBSD user for 4 years now, and a FreeBSD desktop user full time since December of last year (2020). Previously, I used FreeBSD on my desktop on and off since the end of 2019 and ha…
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