Re: Leaving FreeBSD for Linux - Please Don't Hurt Me

On 2005-01-31 14:22, Beastie <[email protected]> wrote:
> [...] now, to cut down costs, the boss has politely asked me to learn
> more about Linux in general, so that I can help out in any future
> problems.  So, I overwrote my FreeBSD HDD (*sigh*) and installed
> Fedora Core 3 - a nice and easy one to get my feet wet.  Actually,
> compared to FreeBSD, this Linux is a bit of a walk in the park.
>
> So, I shall be leaving these hallowed halls - whilst I do have two
> HDDs, one must be kept for Windows (so that I can answer customers
> questions) - I shall try to return one day when I have more time and
> less pressure from work.
>
> Gentlemen and ladies (I assume there are some here ;-) ), it has been
> a pleasure and I shall return - I hope - in the near future... Unless
> a Grue or penguin eats me ...

That was a great post.  Thank you.

I've been in this position in the past too.  One of my contracts
involved developing on Linux, when only 1 partition was available on the
development machine I had at home.

Returning to Slackware after several years of FreeBSD was a bit of a
pain, especially whenever I had to install third-party software.

I'm back to using FreeBSD now, though.  May you find the chance to
return to the FreeBSD "company" too :-)

<evil-freebsd-advocate-mode>
  If FreeBSD can be used instead of Linux and perform the same tasks as
  that dreaded Fedora installation, see if you can convince the boss to
  use FreeBSD instead of the stupi^W^H Redhat installation.

  [ Lots of angry comments about Fedora problems snipped. ]
</evil-freebsd-advocate-mode>
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