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1. notklaatu (klaatu@mastodon.xyz)'s status on Monday, 02-Apr-2018 17:22:28 EDT notklaatu

   @archer72
   It wasn't freeBSD but netBSD. Free{} uses an abysmal filesystem by default and now that I've tried Net{}, I can't imagine ever touching Free{} again.

   I chose; netBSD for this latest install because 0) pkgsrc was fresh on my mind, 1) NetBSD had a dd-and-go pi image, and I was short on time, and 2) I'd been meaning to try NetBSD in earnest for years now.

   I've run slackware on a pi in the past, and thoroughly enjoyed it.

   1. clacke (clacke@social.heldscal.la)'s status on Monday, 02-Apr-2018 23:17:18 EDT clacke

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      @klaatu @archer72 I've liked NetBSD and pkgsrc ever since I ran both (pkgsrc in OSX) on my old iBook back in the mid-aughties, but I haven't done much with them except setting things up. :-)
      
      I've been considering FreeBSD for my next VPS, maybe I should look at NetBSD. Does it have the same Linux compatibility and support for docker?