Re: [Trisquel-users] Stability

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How do you spend a week on OpenBSD? I find it easier than Linux. I use  
OpenBSD on several computers. I just tried Trisquel because it's purely open  
source for better stability. I reject the argument that everything should be  
open source to respect people's freedom, that is a covert tactic argument  
with a Communist end goal. Militaries and federal governments develop some of  
their own proprietary code to protect the way they communicate for some  
things, they can't open source it. Do you notice the BSD's are 100% vanilla  
open source and they never say anything about proprietary or closed source?

I tried Trisquel and I am no fan of it. Since you spent a week trying to get  
OpenBSD working, could it be that you are not used to or knowledgeable to  
build and configure everything from the ground up starting with the  
installation in terminal? I view it as a common problem with Linux people,  
they think they are techie but tell them to make port, cvs source, and  
they're lost. I do not have Linux installed on any computers, I tried  
Trisquel 6 snapshot and don't like it. For me, I find BSD makes more sense,  
gives each person total control. For example on one computer with OpenBSD I  
do not have xenocara installed, do not have xorg installed, all work is in  
terminal and that saves on space and on resources. That is because I only  
work in ksh and edit configure files in vi, I do not need to use a mouse or  
have any graphics for anything.