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[18:03] <m0unds> https://www.facebook.com/careers/department?req=a0IA000000Cz53VMAR "Our goal over the next few years is for the Linux kernel network stack to rival or exceed that of FreeBSD."
[18:03] <m0unds> haha
[18:03] <mhoran> Yeah.
[18:03] <m0unds> good luck with that
[18:03] <m0unds> haha
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[21:33] <sga0_> Personally, I can't much stand copyleft licensing and try my best to avoid gnu/linux
[22:00] <JC_Denton> it's funny
[22:01] <JC_Denton> in the early 2000s, i used Debian a lot.  then i moved to Gentoo for about 10+ years.  switched a lot of stuff back to Debian for the upgrade simplicity.
[22:01] <JC_Denton> to me, FreeBSD isn't quite as easy to upgrade, especially if a port has issues
[22:40] <m0unds> pkg install $package is pretty straightforward and works for most stuff unless you need different params than were used to build the pkg
[22:40] <m0unds> and freebsd-update is easy as far as updating the system itself
[22:42] <JC_Denton> isn't the other headache a lot more rebooting?