Comment Re:Seriously?? (Score 1) 20
Really? Windows, Linux and MacOS are in such a hurry to upgrade that they don't care about breaking things that work. This is not to start a flame war but I have yet to see another OS with such a stable upgrade cycle. My oldest upgraded system is from 2003 now running FreeBSD 14.2. The system migrated from bare metal, to VM, to jail and back to bare metal. Several images were made to test major upgrades or paths to upgrades.
Windows chokes on itself with updates. You never know what will break. Just when you are comfortable you spend a day reinstalling print drivers. Moving from old hardware to new hardware is a PITA.
MacOS just changes things just for the look. Who cares about functionality or interoperability. At least they have a simple transition to new hardware you may just lose some functionality.
Just when you think that Linux got it right an upgrade fails and all the forums tell you you are doing it wrong by assuming that the upgrade button will give you a running system.
Like I said this is not meant to start a flame war but I have yet to find an OS that has FreeBSD's stability and maintainability. Certainly not Linux with systemD which forced me to reinstall just this year the OS.