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Jan 17, 2024 1 hr 23 min

Let's talk FreeBSD (finally)

from Changelog Interviews

This week we're joined by FreeBSD & OpenZFS developer, Allan Jude, to learn all about FreeBSD. Allan gives us a brief history of BSD, tells us why it's his operating system of choice, compares it to Linux, explains the various BSDs out there & answers every curious question we have about this powerful (yet underrepresented) Unix-based operating system.

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  1. 0:00 This week on The Changelog
  2. 1:06 Sponsor: Vercel
  3. 4:35 Start the show!
  4. 4:52 The setup (thanks Vladimir!)
  5. 5:43 A brief history of BSD
  6. 12:16 Why Allen chose BSD
  7. 14:40 Why Allen stays with BSD
  8. 17:34 Does Allen like Linux?
  9. 18:22 Sponsor: Rocky Linux
  10. 23:16 BSD & the OS pecking order
  11. 26:11 BSD's relationship to ZFS
  12. 33:16 The other BSDs
  13. 40:14 Sponsor: Read Write Own
  14. 41:35 Best starter BSD?
  15. 43:17 BSD for homelab?
  16. 45:41 BSD for Docker?
  17. 50:01 FreeBSD & networking
  18. 51:18 Allan's network use cases
  19. 53:51 Load balanced Pi-hole's?!
  20. 58:24 The totalitarian network
  21. 1:00:01 Package availability
  22. 1:02:26 Feeding the LLMs (docs)
  23. 1:03:55 Interacting with the community
  24. 1:05:31 FreeBSD governance
  25. 1:06:47 Unlearning Linux
  26. 1:09:43 Allan's take on macOS
  27. 1:11:28 The Lego set criticism
  28. 1:13:03 Weird Plex, but OK
  29. 1:17:42 Allan's plugs
  30. 1:19:10 Thanks!
  31. 1:21:31 Up next

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