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LoganDark
18d ago
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FreeBSD is not a distro. It's not even Linux; it's a completely different kernel and operating system that traces back to even before Linux. It's honestly closer to Darwin than it is to Linux; macOS is technically a BSD. (Not FreeBSD though.)
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steve1977
18d ago
Darwin is its own thing really. There are parts from BSD, there are also parts from Mach and there are also unique parts.
LoganDark
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18d ago
Of course. Linux does not share
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heritage with BSD though.
Melatonic
18d ago
Except that they are both based on Unix and (generally) made to run on x86 processors. Which is a pretty big similarity
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