Final question: FreeBSD or DragonFlyBSD : r/BSD - Reddit
WEBFeb 16, 2021 · daemonpenguin. • 4 yr. ago. The two main differences you will probably notice are hardware support (FreeBSD runs on more CPUs) and filesystems. DragonFly uses HAMMER/HAMMER2 while FreeBSD usually runs ZFS or sometimes UFS in lower resource situations. FreeBSD is more popular and you'll find support for it easier.
Could someone explain what makes DragonFlyBSD different from …
WEBMar 5, 2012 · Primarily, DragonFlyBSD is meant to be the "scalable" BSD. This could be as a distributed single system image or simply to efficiently power large many-core machines. Over time, it's proven to me to be quite a complementary activity and IMHO displays quite a bit of foresight by Mr. Dillon. 1.
Gnu/linux bloat, Dragonfly bsd super stable. : r/linuxmasterrace
WEBAug 20, 2022 · Gnu/linux bloat, Dragonfly bsd super stable. I was installing Dragon Fly bsd in Gnome bloated boxes and i dont know what is with this uptime. Its something about 117.6 years. I have an old screenshot somewhere of AOL messenger showing a friend of mine as having been online since before the invention of writing.
What is your experience with Dragonfly as a user desktop?
WEBMar 8, 2018 · The DragonFlyBSD Commits shows around 200 commits per month with about a dozen developers showing up. For perspective: OpenBSD Commits show around 1000 commits per month with many more developers. On the DragonFly Mailing Lists I don't see much discussion of working on documentation and the Handbook doesn't have any …
How does DragonflyBSD compare to FreeBSD? : r/BSD - Reddit
WEBDragonflyBSD is awesome, but if you don't know why or why you might need it, then FreeBSD is the place the start, most definitely. OpenBSD is an excellent choice as a daily driver as well. documentation is always complete and up to date, and in my decade+ experience Things Just Work. Solaris is still better.
Dragonfly BSD? : r/HomeServer - Reddit
WEBJun 18, 2022 · Dragonfly BSD? This is perhaps a cross r/HomeServer r/DataHoarder type question…. But why do I see so little talk about Dragonfly BSD and Hammer2? It seems pretty ideal from a storage perspective and while maybe not as battle tested as XFS, certainly pretty solid. I suppose BSD doesn’t have the wide catalog of software Linux …
Running DragonFly BSD as a desktop environment - questions : …
WEBMay 30, 2018 · Running DragonFly BSD as a desktop environment - questions. My use case: I am a young law student who also writes books and is self-employed in the finance industry (I run a private fund concentrating on cannabis and defence stocks - yes, weird combination, but Northrop Grumman and its ilk are straight-up-and-vertical, low-risk, low …
Matthew Dillon: DragonFlyBSD Project Update — colo upgrade
WEBJul 24, 2019 · Matthew Dillon: DragonFlyBSD Project Update — colo upgrade, future trends. It's hard to say how the future will develop. There are only three open-source operating systems in the entire world that really pull it together on having a complete, modern, SMP kernel: Linux, DragonFlyBSD, and FreeBSD. And that's it.
What are the differences between FreeBSD and DragonflyBSD? : …
WEBAug 15, 2014 · FreeBSD uses a more complex locking system, where multiple layers of locks need to be tracked. DragonFly uses a token system, which is much simpler. The payoff for DragonFly has been a simpler programming model and a generally more responsive system. (see the performance page on dragonflybsd.org. ) Disclaimer: I have …
Harden Dragonfly BSD with Rice! : r/dragonflybsd - Reddit
WEBOct 3, 2023 · It is based on the same UNIX ideals and APIs and shares ancestor code with other BSD operating systems. DragonFly provides an opportunity for the BSD base to grow in an entirely different direction from the one taken …