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by al_tyranny on Wed Dec 07, 2005 1:55 am
zogo wrote:Why does it own?
Because he thinks a 5-word post will help him get a shell =P
mm_freak wrote:Slackware users are dreamers. Sorry to say.
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by OperationSundevil on Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:10 am
al_tyranny wrote:zogo wrote:Why does it own?
Because he thinks a 5-word post will help him get a shell =P
lol
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by nene on Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:55 am
i never used these two... i have an older friend who works in a bank and maintains servers with both, freebsd and openbsd... as i remember he didnt mention any big differences.. i do remember he said they are both quite stable though...
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by thebeast on Wed Dec 07, 2005 4:33 pm
I don't worked on OpenBSD only tryed a FreeBSD so that's why i'm choosing a FreeBSD and i think FreeBSD is more popular so that means it's better than OpenBSD. ^^
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by chris.kemp on Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:45 pm
i never tried freebsd but openbsd seems very nice
i guess both are more stable than windows
i guess both are more stable than windows
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by bockman on Thu Dec 08, 2005 3:58 am
thebeast wrote:I don't worked on OpenBSD only tryed a FreeBSD so that's why i'm choosing a FreeBSD and i think FreeBSD is more popular so that means it's better than OpenBSD. ^^
The bandwagon approach, eh? :p
OpenBSD is very cool if you're into security. I mean, W^X? How cool is that?
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by genchev on Fri Dec 09, 2005 12:36 am
bockman wrote:OpenBSD is very cool if you're into security. I mean, W^X? How cool is that?
For security I prefer NetBSD. For me it's the best *BSD OS. Also it is good for router and server. Why the poll didn't has it ?
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by banderlog on Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:54 am
bockman wrote:thebeast wrote:I don't worked on OpenBSD only tryed a FreeBSD so that's why i'm choosing a FreeBSD and i think FreeBSD is more popular so that means it's better than OpenBSD. ^^
The bandwagon approach, eh? :p
OpenBSD is very cool if you're into security. I mean, W^X? How cool is that?
It is secure only with default configuration (there was no1 security problem). But default configuration ... hm. It includes .. nothing. Only secure shell and base system. All other soft u'll install brings such security problems like Net- and FreeBSD. ))) So i prefer FreeBSD.
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by FLuXx on Sun Dec 11, 2005 7:05 pm
I personally would like to see a good debate about these two. I've only used FreeBSD and not for very long because I couldn't figure anything out. I couldn't get online with it otherwise I would have been able to push myself to learn. Think I was lazy but I would like to try again.
Hopefully this thread will sway me towards the better of the two, or... as these things usually turn out, the one that would fit my needs most.
Hopefully this thread will sway me towards the better of the two, or... as these things usually turn out, the one that would fit my needs most.
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