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- Hi guys,
- Thanks much for your informative show!
- I am a Linux user new to BSD so you may take my comments with a grain of salt. That said, i somehow rendered a hard drive unusable trying to install FreeBSD and only revived it by setting as slave in another machine and formatting with my Linux. I was later told it was probably because ZFS file system is the default and it doesn't play well with my older BIOS machine and legacy msdos partitioning. I have tried PC-BSD before but when i try to install now it too insists on ZFS and won't allow my partioning. I found Dragonfly a pain to install as i kept getting not enough room in cache when trying to install xfce. Only when i changed their default size of /var was i able to boot into xfce, but without Firefox which had failed by some checksum mismatch.
- I am now trying GhostBSD with none of the above mentioned problems. I can use most of my favorite Linux programs. It is very smooth, responsive, and stable so far. Very pleased with this distro.
- In short, why is GhostBSD not mentioned on your home page along with the other distros? For me it is by far the best one i have used.
- thanks and peace
- -bill
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