Hi all. I've been working on Mandrake, RedHat.

Now I use FreeBSD. Seem to be very robust and stable. Everything you can get from one point - it's ports collection on www.freebsd.org. One problem - there is no ALSA driver for it.

What do you think about FreeBSD and Linux?

Where to download freeBSD:
<a href="http://www.freebsd.org/">The FreeBSD</a>

Where to download Redhat:
<a href="<a href="http://www.freebsd.org/">The FreeBSD</a>
">Free Redhat</a>

Where to download Mandrake:
<a href="http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en">Free Mandrake</a>

FreeBSD and Linux are Both Very powerfull operating systems.
However Linux trying (and suceeding) in puching its way into mainstream..

with major milestones being reached, like PC's being sold pre-installed with SuSE... and Commercial Games being sold with both windows AND linux versions.

whhereas FreeBSD is beating Linux in the server market...in popularity and ability.... equalling it on workstations in ability... and losing againsed it in mainstream, home machines that spend 90% of there time running Unreal TOurnament.

Ive Not tried BSD, but ive real alot about it.

it seems Nvidia have released a FreeBSD graphics driver.... but no commerical games run on it nativly...

(im not sure how well the Linux Compatablity layer of BSD works)

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