Category Archives: X vs Y

Kubuntu v.s. PC-BSD

Posted on August 20, 2007 by Gerard

Dru Lavigne has posted a short Kubuntu vs. PC-BSD comparison on her blog I played a bit with Kubuntu this morning in preparation for the article “PC-BSD for Ubuntu Users”. It made sense to me to compare the two operating … Continue reading →

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DesktopBSD vs PC-BSD review

Posted on July 7, 2007 by Gerard

Fareast has written a quick comparison of DesktopBSD and PC-BSD on Dailykos.com: After reading a very not-nice review of DesktopBSD a couple of weeks ago, and in light of the fact that I just adore PC-BSD, it’s a bit strange … Continue reading →

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FreeBSD or Redhat Linux; what is the difference?

Posted on July 4, 2007 by Gerard

First, Linux is a kernel — not an OS — that Red Hat combines with other software they choose to form the production Red Hat distribution of Linux, currently Red Hat 7.3. As you no doubt are aware, there are … Continue reading →

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BSD compared with Linux (funny)

Posted on May 21, 2007 by Gerard

Browsing some forum I came accross the following quote which I want to share with you. I don’t want to start a Linux-BSD flame war, but to me, being a BSD fan, I think there’s some truth it (slightly edited): … Continue reading →

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