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From Linux to FreeBSD – Part 1

By On December 31, 2010 · 2 Comments

I heard this so many times from different people that CLI in FreeBSD is much less user-friendly than CLI in Linux. But is it true?

Unlike Linux that uses Bash shell, the default shell in FreeBSD is csh or tcsh. Linux users are used to tab completion, which is not the default behavior of C [...]

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Depenguinator, A great tool for the Linux enthusiasts

By On January 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Colin Percival (The original author of freebsd-update and binary diff), spent a few hours to resurrect the dead Depenguinator from ashes.
Using Depenguinator 2.0, you can remotely upgrade a happily living Linux system to the latest version of FreeBSD. To me its extremely useful when upgrading a Linux box to [...]

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Orkut error messages

By On June 17, 2004 · 3 Comments
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AirPort Express

By On June 11, 2004 · 1 Comment
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Andy Tanenbaum on Linux, again

By On May 24, 2004 · Leave a Comment
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More on Linux SysAdmin topic

By On May 19, 2004 · 6 Comments
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SUN and Linux

By On April 6, 2004 · 9 Comments
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Performance Benchmark: BSD vs Linux

By On October 20, 2003 · 4 Comments
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Why a SCO Win Could Be Good for Unix

By On September 14, 2003 · 3 Comments
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Linux is favourite hacker target: Study

By On September 12, 2003 · Leave a Comment

The Globe and Mail reports:

Linux, not Microsoft Windows, remains the most-attacked operating system, a British security company reports.

During August, 67 per cent of all successful and verifiable digital attacks against on-line servers targeted Linux, followed by Microsoft Windows at 23.2 per cent. A total of 12,892 Linux on-line servers running e-business and [...]

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