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What happens when Linus dies/retires?
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what's the bsd equivalent to arch
I think BSD is the BSD equivalent to arch.
"I'm using netBSD btw...."
Yeah isn't Arch heavily inspired by the BSD way?
OpenBSD, probably
PacBSD?
Is it still maintained ? I'd probably go with FreeBSD if I'm switching to BSD at all. It has ZFS out of the box and has support for nvidia's non opensource driver. I have used it as a desktop OS for a good 3 months, it was pretty good (even though I couldn't game on it)