Have you used your BSD today?

The darwin kernel is better

>>56432051
>even Linux outperforms XNU
okay bro

>>56432051
this one has violence though

>>56432046
Of course FreeBSD is perfect for everyday usage.

Yes, I have a Mac :^)

>>56432046
Surfed the SDF BBS on my Solaris box two days ago, sounds good enough to me.

>>56432046
>UNIX
>""Free""
Chuckled

>>56432046

Yeah I just spent 36 hours trying to make FreeBSD coexist with Windows last week. I tried pretty much everything, installing them on different drives, dual booting from the same drive, installing with just one drive plugged and then choosing what to boot from BIOS... even on that last case the installer managed to somehow fuck up the installation and make the disc unbootable.

I verified the hashes before creating the installation media, and even installed BSD by itself as a test; it worked great and when I added a DE it worked great and everything was perfect. It's just that somehow it's pretty much impossible to make it coexist with Windows (of course I installed Windows first every time). Bottom line is that they should include one of those thingies all Linuxes have that detect other bootable stuff and build a GRUB automatically, because BSD not even once asked me where to place the loader. Anyway, I ended up installing Debian GNU/kFreeBSD and it worked perfect on the first try. How is it possible that the Debian people create a better FreeBSD installer than the FreeBSD people themselves? Retarded.

>>56433710
FreeBSD asks you where to place the system. You just don't know what you are doing. Try arch first to get an idea of how to set up a UNIX like system.

Also, all bsds suck. They are a worse meme than Gentoo.

>>56433769

>FreeBSD asks you where to place the system

Of course it does. It just doesn't ask you where to place the loader.

>>56433710
>"I fuck things up and it's all your fault"

>>56434621

>a system that allows the user to do it wrong

Trash.

>>56433710
>Using GRUB
>Fcking noob

Tutorial for you:
First install Windows,
Next install FreeBSD,
After successful installation Freebsd asks you if you want to make further changes to the system (aka chroot), agree and enter command: "boot0cfg -B ada0" and then reboot.
FreeBSD automatically detects Windows a and gives you the option to choose.

>>56433769

Arch is the worst /g/ meme

File: 1473077782108.jpg (73KB, 800x400px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 800x400px

Switch to Linux already