Post 2181626 by wizard@bsd.moe
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 (DIR) Post #2181626 by wizard@bsd.moe
       2018-12-22T03:47:30.863731Z
       
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       okay I think it's bsd timeWhat do I try? FreeBSD? OpenBSD? NetBSD?Pic related is about the only thing I know about bsd so I might just do netbsdinstallnetbsd.png
       
 (DIR) Post #2183071 by cookie@bsd.moe
       2018-12-22T05:03:37.022219Z
       
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       @wizard ive been meaning to try ghostbsd because it looks like someone finally made a bsd ubuntu
       
 (DIR) Post #2183255 by Chuculate@niu.moe
       2018-12-22T04:01:03Z
       
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       @wizard OpenBSD is cool but I couldn't get it to work so I'll just say "Whichever you get to work first".
       
 (DIR) Post #2183280 by saga@bsd.moe
       2018-12-22T05:14:44.627190Z
       
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       @wizard do whatever works with gour hardware for your use case. for example, openbsd seems to work better with amd integrated graphics, which for some reason netbsd threw up an error while booting from install media
       
 (DIR) Post #2195279 by clarkyCat@bsd.moe
       2018-12-22T05:53:15.557480Z
       
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       @wizard I'd start with FreeBSD. It's the most similar to Linux, in my opinion, so you can take a look at how things are done differently without being completely lost.That said, if one of them has grabbed your interest over the others, by all means start there! I rather like NetBSD and OpenBSD's minimalism, even if FreeBSD has some nice creature-comforts.