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Anyone here use freebsd or familiar with it? i am buying it tomorrow and am going to do an install over linux...would like to know the idiosyncracies of it...
Guess i bit off more than i could chew. Is it me or does the computer you update with the newest kernal just slow down more and more? anyways...
im going to have to tinker with this freebsd a little more to get the gist of it...im a slow learner, what can i say?
i bought the newest suse offering...Proffesional 7.1 with the 2.4 kernal and, man, it slowed my system to a grinding and annoying speed. I have a 166mhz(it was way overclocked when i bought it...the dude that sold it to me never mentioned that) with 64megs of RAM...is my system just getting too old for these new and improved kernals?
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