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+- fastest bandwidth I've had, beats Linux 2x over
+- no hugely fragmented distro bullshit
+- amazing networking stack, small, clean codebase, clean base system that gets stable updates, but the packages are updated much more often
+freebsd has the most readable kernel code I have ever seen
+- So, on FreeBSD you have a base system, everything except user-installed stuff basically. The stuff you install using the package manager does not touch that base system, the base system only gets updated when you update from a release to another. But it's not like Debian, so stuff you install using pkg, the package manager, will get rolling updates.
+the result is that you can't do anything with your packages that would make your system unbootable
+you could remove every package on your system and still have a functioning base
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