There have been a few really great potential BSD projects especially for new computer users. Ones like PC-BSD which then became True OS, Desktop BSD, This Cult BSD, and Fury BSD. I have tried pretty much always except for that cult BSD and they're all great The only one seems like you have for ease of installation and user friendliness especially for a first time BSD user is Nomad BSD(hopefully it doesn't disappear) and I wish these versions of previous D would just take a foothold and their popularity would have just explode. The only thing is is that if you already know how to set up a free BSD system technically the other versions become moot. I just want to see one of these other implementations of FreeBSD to become a success to have that almost Ubuntu type success but without becoming the bloated Ubuntu that it is today.
PC-BSD has always had a lot of bugs. Too many new features were introduced at once. FreeBSD may be sufficient if you can use tools like auto-admin. This is a control center for administrators or advanced users. This is what FreeBSD lacks.
Distributions based on some window manager quickly fail because they have no basis for popularity. I would like to create a distribution that specializes in running on ThinkPad computers. It has long been known that ThinkPads are the best supported hardware by BSD. You can overcome one of FreeBSD's drawbacks by specializing in specific hardware. Maybe it will even be possible to curry favor with IBM and Lenovo
It would be ok if i haven't removed it from sourceforge to upload it to a cloud storage for better download speeds. It was pretty popular and i think i had this project only for some months , then i removed it from sourceforge and that killed it also i thought nobody wanted a project like this anyway. I'm thinking about starting making CultBSD again just to attract some attention on BSD and bring some linux users here.
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That is probably the global menu that I have ported to FreeBSD for mate.
There have been a few really great potential BSD projects especially for new computer users. Ones like PC-BSD which then became True OS, Desktop BSD, This Cult BSD, and Fury BSD. I have tried pretty much always except for that cult BSD and they're all great The only one seems like you have for ease of installation and user friendliness especially for a first time BSD user is Nomad BSD(hopefully it doesn't disappear) and I wish these versions of previous D would just take a foothold and their popularity would have just explode. The only thing is is that if you already know how to set up a free BSD system technically the other versions become moot. I just want to see one of these other implementations of FreeBSD to become a success to have that almost Ubuntu type success but without becoming the bloated Ubuntu that it is today.
PC-BSD has always had a lot of bugs. Too many new features were introduced at once. FreeBSD may be sufficient if you can use tools like auto-admin. This is a control center for administrators or advanced users. This is what FreeBSD lacks.
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Distributions based on some window manager quickly fail because they have no basis for popularity. I would like to create a distribution that specializes in running on ThinkPad computers. It has long been known that ThinkPads are the best supported hardware by BSD. You can overcome one of FreeBSD's drawbacks by specializing in specific hardware. Maybe it will even be possible to curry favor with IBM and Lenovo
It would be ok if i haven't removed it from sourceforge to upload it to a cloud storage for better download speeds.
It was pretty popular and i think i had this project only for some months , then i removed it from sourceforge and that killed it also i thought nobody wanted a project like this anyway.
I'm thinking about starting making CultBSD again just to attract some attention on BSD and bring some linux users here.