FreeBSD Handbook / Introduction
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FreeBSD Handbook / Introduction
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#2It should be noted that this is a redesign of the old docs site that recently went live.
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#3Seeing better mobile support is fantastic.
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#4Whoa, there's a *nix distro that actually has documentation that can explain things to me like I'm 5 and show case all things special about the OS? This is exceptional good.
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#5The FreeBSD handbook, and FreeBSD’s bit-rot resistant documentation, are the primary reasons I use it as a daily driver. I migrated from Linux on the Laptop ~1.5 years ago and my day-to-day has been more calm ever since.
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#6It should be noted that this is a redesign of the old docs site that recently went live.
Love the new UI!
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#7The FreeBSD handbook, and FreeBSD’s bit-rot resistant documentation, are the primary reasons I use it as a daily driver. I migrated from Linux on the Laptop ~1.5 years ago and my day-to-day has been more calm ever since.
It seems that finding a FreeBSD-compatible laptop can be a bit of a process. I've been considering the same for the last couple years, but always end up hesitating once I get into researching it.
Are you up for sharing which laptop you got? And do you have any advice on the process of choosing one? My needs are pretty basic (no gaming, etc): web browser, sublimetext, command line.
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#8Interesting, however if a third edition of "Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System" ever comes up, I would gladly buy it.
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#9It should be noted that this is a redesign of the old docs site that recently went live.
Oh wow, yeah. Finally looks like FreeBSD grew out of the 2005 era. I say that only half jokingly, the previous design was very dated, but still every bit as functional for it's purpose.
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#10Whoa, there's a *nix distro that actually has documentation that can explain things to me like I'm 5 and show case all things special about the OS? This is exceptional good.
It has been this way for a long time it’s just that people thought reading manuals was tedious and ugly.