[TriLUG] need better router

[Matt Pusateri]

Being pro FreeBSD, I would have to say that one thing that seperates them
is FreeBSD seems to have better documentation.  Both commercially
published and online.  I run FreeBSD on our firewall at work and have had
no problems, while  OpenBSD aims to be more secure I have never had
security issues with FreeBSD.    I have two web servers running FreeBSD
without any problems either.  One reason I liked Freebsd when I first
started out was FreeBSD's website was easier to navigate and was less
intimidating the OpenBSD or NetBSD.  Of course I have always had x86
hardware except for a Old Sparc that NetBSD wouldn't run on.  Also I think
FreeBSD is farther ahead in SMP, but I can't definitively qaulify that.
Anyhow that's my completely biased opinion.

Matt Pusateri

FreeBSD/Gentoo (see I use linux too:) )

>> >[Jim Ray sez:] ever compared OpenBSD to FreeBSD?  I'm curious.
>> >
>> Hopefully that's a starter of a comparison.  Enjoy!
> [Jim Ray sez:] I reckon ya gotta pick one out and go with it to really
> find
> out.  Thanks, Aaron!
>
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