PC-BSD Rolls Into A Rolling Release Distribution

[Vim_User]

It's an "apt-get" fork that has the GPL removed (illegal)

So you are openly accusing them of doing illegal things without providing any proof. One could think about lawsuit against you for that, since that may count as libel and slander. IP has been logged by Phoronix (I doubt that you are intelligent enough to know about proxies).
Reported for banning, you looser, go back to school and learn something useful.

[CthuIhux]

IP has been logged by Phoronix (I doubt that you are intelligent enough to know about proxies).

Really so whats my IP then or are you bullshitting.

Reported for banning, you looser, go back to school and learn something useful.

Same for you, you are the one sounding like a teenager.

[minister]

ive been using linux and bsd for 20+ years, your childish bashing of bsd pcbsd whatever is really unproductive. while I can agree linux does have ease of use in their basket, linux cannot even come close to the track record on security that bsd has. if im running a server, bsd hands down, if I want a desktop, linux, hands down. if you really hate pcbsd then grab the source, change it, release it and make it better.. just my opinion

[Cthulhux]

if I want a desktop, linux, hands down

Why not PC-BSD?

[minister]

Why not PC-BSD?

I have pcbsd on one of my machines hosting abyss web server app for my website and never had a problem

[intellivision]

Keep dreaming, PCBSD looks like nothing more then a desperate bit by a dying project to attract more users which is clearly not working. Why?

-Why use PCBSD when there's Linux (You can say the same for Linux and Windows but Windows is crap, proprietary and full of viruses)
-PCBSD is FAR slower then Linux.
-PCBSD's apps are out of date (even when compared to Debian)
-PBI system is a headache compared to the package managment of Linux systems, literally a step back
-PCBSD is harder to use (GUI managment tools often crash or just don't work)
-PCBSD only works on some hardware (Only some x86s).
-Even on the right platform, most people find that X cannot run at installation time or after installation. Sometimes, PCBSD would not even boot at all.
-A new version of PCBSD often doesn't boot on hardware that supported an older release. (And BSD fucks claim that updating is safer on thier crap) see:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd2JwtjOohY
-Many problems on PCBSD are due to FreeBSD but On FreeBSD fourms, they said they are not going to answer any questions on PCBSD. see: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=7290
-And lost of other problems

BSD fucks say that PCBSD is getting better. But from less bais sources, PCBSD has actually been getting worse.

Bet no. of users on PCBSD has actually been declining thats why they have been trying to advertise more by conferences and stupid ads.

1. Why use Arch Linux over Ubuntu? Why use Debian over CentOS? Why use PC-BSD over OpenSUSE?
It's all a question of choice and what the user decides to be better for the task.

2. Do you have any citations, comparisons or scope for this claim?

3. I suppose why they have up to date Firefox, Midori and Openoffice releases just to name a few.

4. In what sense? Because it rolls in the relevant libraries into the package rather than fetching them separately? I can see why you'd think this, but there are some benefits to that model, such as not having to worry about updating a library and breaking the programs that use it.

5. They crash? Not in my experience, nor of the users on PC-BSD. Hell, even Distrowatch praised the tools for being easy to use and they didn't mention instability with the configuration tools.

6. Explain in further detail, are you referring to hardware in general or CPU architecture?

7 and 8. Could you find out what hardware isn't supported in relation to this? It would be better to state what didn't work rather than 'this won't work at all anywhere'.

9. It's to do with support in relation to those distributions, in the same way should Debian respond to help requests from Ubuntu users?

Also, numerous spelling and grammatical errors, probably written by a 13 year old or someone with a poor grasp of the English language and a confusingly similar username to another user on this website.
Definitely another BSDshitdistrosucks account, trolling is weaker than ever before.
2/10, better luck next time.

[CthuIhux]

1. Why use Arch Linux over Ubuntu? Why use Debian over CentOS? Why use PC-BSD over OpenSUSE?

Bad analogy, you use Arch cause you have more control or you want lighter weight. You use Debian cause it's lighter and aptitude satisfy your needs. You use Linux Distro A or B cause A suits you better and has advantages that you need.

Not so PCBSD, Linux is better alternatives for everything PCBSD has to offer ie (ZFS vs BTRFS). So theres no sane reason to use PCBSD over linux.

It's all a question of choice and what the user decides to be better for the task.

Yes I agree. And those how choose PCBSD are mentally insane or love self harming and should be put in a mental institute.

2. Do you have any citations, comparisons or scope for this claim?

Right under your nose, Phoronix benckmarks Linux vs BSD

3. I suppose why they have up to date Firefox, Midori and Openoffice releases just to name a few.

Yes PBI is a step back from linux package managment. For linux you type a command and the package is installed, for PBIs you have to go to the website, download the pbi file ones it click next 100 times and wait a long time and the program may or may not be installed.

Also it takes lots of resources cause Kris Moor(on) the insane PCBSD project leader decided to have self contained depedencies. What a dick.

4. In what sense? Because it rolls in the relevant libraries into the package rather than fetching them separately? I can see why you'd think this, but there are some benefits to that model, such as not having to worry about updating a library and breaking the programs that use it.

BSD has always bullshitted about thier reliability over linux and now they say they are switching to rolling release. Rolling release packages break easily thus less reliability so BSD can forget about claiming stability and relability.

5. They crash? Not in my experience, nor of the users on PC-BSD. Hell, even Distrowatch praised the tools for being easy to use and they didn't mention instability with the configuration tools.

Typical words from a BSD zealot. My solution, create an NDIS wrapper driver and load it up and see what happens.

Also, that information on distrowatch is old. All the BSDs struggle on fairly new hardware and for PCBSD and FreeBSD in particular, they may not even boot on a modern piece of hardware even though it's x86 which is what FreeBSD claim to focus on. What a bunch of crap.

6. Explain in further detail, are you referring to hardware in general or CPU architecture?

See the last part of the response to 5.

7 and 8. Could you find out what hardware isn't supported in relation to this? It would be better to state what didn't work rather than 'this won't work at all anywhere'.

Doesn't matter cause it makes to whole system fail.

9. It's to do with support in relation to those distributions, in the same way should Debian respond to help requests from Ubuntu users?

Ubuntu is modified from Debian top to bottom. But PCBSD is iterally an unmodifyied FreeBSD with KDE and loads of bloated crap wrapped around it. So they have no excuse.

Also, numerous spelling and grammatical errors, probably written by a 13 year old or someone with a poor grasp of the English language and a confusingly similar username to another user on this website.

I reviewed the post and only found two or three errors. You just have a lack of valid arguments and so to boost your credibility, claim I make lots for spelling and grammatical errors. Come back what you can debate properly.

Definitely another BSDshitdistrosucks account, trolling is weaker than ever before.
2/10, better luck next time.

Seriously, I don't know what the hell is wrong with you and Vim_User who things that I had was I a previous account holder who's opinions you don't like cause it speaks the truth about BSD.

[Vim_User]

Seriously, I don't know what the hell is wrong with you and Vim_User who things that I had was I a previous account holder who's opinions you don't like cause it speaks the truth about BSD.

Anyone with at least a few functioning brain cells (so obviously you are not part of that group) can see that your behavior and posting style totally resembles that of the infamous troll known under several different names that involve sexual content or are slight modifications of other users names.
Is there a valid reason you used an already existing username, slightly modified in a way to resemble the look of the username? Other than just give bad credit to that user from unsuspecting or unalert members?
I doubt so, your only contribution to this site is trolling and in that you aren't even good. Try to come up with some actual facts (not made up stuff, real facts) to support your claims instead of just insults and you may get some credibility. I doubt that you are able to do that, but we will see.

[intellivision]

Bad analogy, you use Arch cause you have more control or you want lighter weight. You use Debian cause it's lighter and aptitude satisfy your needs. You use Linux Distro A or B cause A suits you better and has advantages that you need.

Not so PCBSD, Linux is better alternatives for everything PCBSD has to offer ie (ZFS vs BTRFS). So theres no sane reason to use PCBSD over linux.

So you try and disprove me by proving my original point? And in exactly to the example that you have provided, as ZFS is stable and has functioning software RAID solutions, as opposed to btrfs (which I hope will be finished in a year or two) which is in heavy development and offers no software RAID functionality.

Yes I agree. And those how choose PCBSD are mentally insane or love self harming and should be put in a mental institute.

Well, I'd love to see some cited evidence of that claim, because it just sounded like an unfounded biased remark there for a second.

Right under your nose, Phoronix benckmarks Linux vs BSD

Which ones?

Yes PBI is a step back from linux package managment. For linux you type a command and the package is installed, for PBIs you have to go to the website, download the pbi file ones it click next 100 times and wait a long time and the program may or may not be installed.

Also it takes lots of resources cause Kris Moor(on) the insane PCBSD project leader decided to have self contained depedencies. What a dick.

You mean the website that has been depreciated and replaced by Appcafe? Or the text commands that are outlined here? http://wiki.pcbsd.org/index.php/PBI_...pbi_add.281.29
Or even the reasons why I outlined why self contained dependencies might be beneficial?

BSD has always bullshitted about thier reliability over linux and now they say they are switching to rolling release. Rolling release packages break easily thus less reliability so BSD can forget about claiming stability and relability.

Oh, you mean that they're offering a rolling release option on top of their stable option, which is what I said before. Glad we cleared that up.

Typical words from a BSD zealot. My solution, create an NDIS wrapper driver and load it up and see what happens.

So you oppose the use of FOSS wireless drivers and would rather use the binary Windows ones? Good to know.

Also, that information on distrowatch is old. All the BSDs struggle on fairly new hardware and for PCBSD and FreeBSD in particular, they may not even boot on a modern piece of hardware even though it's x86 which is what FreeBSD claim to focus on. What a bunch of crap.

You mean that January 2013 is old? This one? http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?is...130107#feature
I suggest you read the review, you might want to write to Distrowatch and call out the reviewer as a BSD Zealot for his positive review
That article also rounds up the next few points that you've made.

Ubuntu is modified from Debian top to bottom. But PCBSD is iterally an unmodifyied FreeBSD with KDE and loads of bloated crap wrapped around it. So they have no excuse.

You mean unmodified except the new package manager, not being synced to FreeBSD releases, including different core software among other things?

I reviewed the post and only found two or three errors. You just have a lack of valid arguments and so to boost your credibility, claim I make lots for spelling and grammatical errors. Come back what you can debate properly.

I have done, now it's your turn. Also, their, unmodified, management, dependencies and reliability. Next time try and remember the correct spelling for those words

Seriously, I don't know what the hell is wrong with you and Vim_User who things that I had was I a previous account holder who's opinions you don't like cause it speaks the truth about BSD.

Yes, of course, just the same poor grasp on the English language and inane comments, I'm sure you're different people.

[Cthulhux]

All the BSDs struggle on fairly new hardware and for PCBSD and FreeBSD in particular, they may not even boot on a modern piece of hardware even though it's x86 which is what FreeBSD claim to focus on.

Same applies to a couple of Linux distributions. So what do you use then? Windows? Or does Windows already overburden you? Hmm, OS X then? Oh, no, it's based on BSD...