<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><transcript><text start="1.12" dur="4.88">hi all and welcome back to the channel</text><text start="3.439" dur="5.2">um slight change of pace today</text><text start="6" dur="4.88">not going to do a technical one um so</text><text start="8.639" dur="4.08">what i thought i&amp;#39;d do was just list</text><text start="10.88" dur="4.959">the five reasons that i would use</text><text start="12.719" dur="4.56">freebsd over another operating system</text><text start="15.839" dur="3.041">like uh</text><text start="17.279" dur="4">windows or</text><text start="18.88" dur="4.8">or linux or mac os</text><text start="21.279" dur="3.92">i think that&amp;#39;s the main three so</text><text start="23.68" dur="3.599">the first one</text><text start="25.199" dur="4.961">to me</text><text start="27.279" dur="5.28">is that the freebsd handbook is</text><text start="30.16" dur="4.559">absolutely amazing if you&amp;#39;ve had ever</text><text start="32.559" dur="4.401">had a look at it it is just</text><text start="34.719" dur="4.321">completely phenomenal</text><text start="36.96" dur="3.04">check it out it&amp;#39;s well worth read it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="39.04" dur="4">massive</text><text start="40" dur="4.64">some parts need updating admittedly</text><text start="43.04" dur="3.519">but overall</text><text start="44.64" dur="3.36">great place to start</text><text start="46.559" dur="3.601">it&amp;#39;s just it&amp;#39;s brilliant it&amp;#39;s all</text><text start="48" dur="3.92">encompassing it goes through</text><text start="50.16" dur="4.239">all the details that you need to look at</text><text start="51.92" dur="3.52">so creating users</text><text start="54.399" dur="3.281">um</text><text start="55.44" dur="3.84">initial install</text><text start="57.68" dur="4.719">adding disks</text><text start="59.28" dur="5.12">stuff that i&amp;#39;ve covered in my videos</text><text start="62.399" dur="5.601">plus a lot more</text><text start="64.4" dur="4.88">including routing and networking</text><text start="68" dur="4.08">firewalling</text><text start="69.28" dur="3.839">you name it it&amp;#39;s probably there</text><text start="72.08" dur="3.92">and</text><text start="73.119" dur="5.201">it it is just a phenomenal resource well</text><text start="76" dur="5.28">worth taking a look</text><text start="78.32" dur="4.64">as i say it&amp;#39;s well worth reading through</text><text start="81.28" dur="3.36">um</text><text start="82.96" dur="4.32">at least to the the parts that you need</text><text start="84.64" dur="6.32">to have a look at</text><text start="87.28" dur="5.28">number two and quite a big one</text><text start="90.96" dur="4.24">i know this can be a problem with other</text><text start="92.56" dur="3.599">operating systems that</text><text start="95.2" dur="3.04">to get</text><text start="96.159" dur="5.121">decent genuine support</text><text start="98.24" dur="6.08">you will need to pay for it freebsd&amp;#39;s</text><text start="101.28" dur="6.4">support from the community is</text><text start="104.32" dur="7.04">amazing a few years back um when i was</text><text start="107.68" dur="5.759">maintaining some ports for freebsd</text><text start="111.36" dur="4.56">the amount of support and encouragement</text><text start="113.439" dur="4.881">that i got from the freebsd ports</text><text start="115.92" dur="5.519">committers was</text><text start="118.32" dur="5.36">again it genuinely was amazing</text><text start="121.439" dur="2.241">um</text><text start="123.759" dur="3.441">going along with the handbook</text><text start="125.84" dur="3.6">and the</text><text start="127.2" dur="6.16">the support from the freebsd community</text><text start="129.44" dur="6.799">on the forums and and mailing lists</text><text start="133.36" dur="4.4">you can get help at almost any time you</text><text start="136.239" dur="3.36">need it</text><text start="137.76" dur="4.16">it&amp;#39;s just</text><text start="139.599" dur="3.521">it&amp;#39;s an all-encompassing community it</text><text start="141.92" dur="3.12">really is</text><text start="143.12" dur="4.16">they look out for each other</text><text start="145.04" dur="2.24">um</text><text start="147.36" dur="6">and it just it&amp;#39;s quite amazing</text><text start="150.48" dur="4.16">um number three is the ports tree and</text><text start="153.36" dur="6">packages</text><text start="154.64" dur="8.08">now freebsd has some 38 480 odd</text><text start="159.36" dur="4.32">pieces of software in its ports tree</text><text start="162.72" dur="3.12">um</text><text start="163.68" dur="4.32">the ports tree is really good to check</text><text start="165.84" dur="6">out because it allows you to add custom</text><text start="168" dur="3.84">options when compiling the software</text><text start="172" dur="3.36">whereas</text><text start="173.2" dur="4.24">when using packages you&amp;#39;re using the</text><text start="175.36" dur="3.2">defaults that somebody else has deemed</text><text start="177.44" dur="2.719">correct</text><text start="178.56" dur="4.28">which is not always the case they</text><text start="180.159" dur="4.401">usually generally are a good set of</text><text start="182.84" dur="3.56">defaults um</text><text start="184.56" dur="3.759">but oftentimes you&amp;#39;ll find that you&amp;#39;ll</text><text start="186.4" dur="4.4">need to recompile the software for for</text><text start="188.319" dur="4.961">your own specific use which</text><text start="190.8" dur="3.92">is why i prefer to use portstreet rather</text><text start="193.28" dur="4.4">than packages well actually what i&amp;#39;d</text><text start="194.72" dur="4.159">like to do is set up a portrait build</text><text start="197.68" dur="2.96">system</text><text start="198.879" dur="4.08">and set up</text><text start="200.64" dur="4.56">all the options that i need and install</text><text start="202.959" dur="4.081">from packages that way</text><text start="205.2" dur="4.88">at least i know it&amp;#39;s all</text><text start="207.04" dur="5.68">set up and optimized for my system</text><text start="210.08" dur="4.719">i love that about freebsd i don&amp;#39;t think</text><text start="212.72" dur="4.32">there&amp;#39;s any other operating system that</text><text start="214.799" dur="4.241">offers that kind of functionality it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="217.04" dur="5.68">it&amp;#39;s just incredible</text><text start="219.04" dur="5.6">i i find that extremely useful and i i</text><text start="222.72" dur="4.799">love freebsd for that</text><text start="224.64" dur="4.879">um</text><text start="227.519" dur="4.64">number four</text><text start="229.519" dur="5.121">number four is the network stack</text><text start="232.159" dur="4.8">freebsd&amp;#39;s network is</text><text start="234.64" dur="4.159">synonymous with stability and</text><text start="236.959" dur="4.321">performance</text><text start="238.799" dur="5.36">it runs on almost anything from a bait</text><text start="241.28" dur="5.599">bean can up to high-end servers it and</text><text start="244.159" dur="4.961">it just runs and runs and runs and the</text><text start="246.879" dur="4.56">networking stack is</text><text start="249.12" dur="4.08">to give you an idea of how good it is</text><text start="251.439" dur="4.321">many operating systems out there have</text><text start="253.2" dur="4.159">actually taken that code base and used</text><text start="255.76" dur="3.84">it including</text><text start="257.359" dur="4.16">mac os and certain parts of the windows</text><text start="259.6" dur="3.92">networking stacker are based on</text><text start="261.519" dur="3.601">freebsd&amp;#39;s network stack so that will</text><text start="263.52" dur="5.28">give you an idea of just how good the</text><text start="265.12" dur="6.079">networking stack is on freebsd</text><text start="268.8" dur="5.28">i&amp;#39;ve never run into a problem</text><text start="271.199" dur="6">with networking on freebsd ever apart</text><text start="274.08" dur="4.16">from when once i had a network card die</text><text start="277.199" dur="2.56">on me</text><text start="278.24" dur="5.6">um</text><text start="279.759" dur="4.081">i&amp;#39;ve been using freebsd since version</text><text start="284.04" dur="5">4.8 4.7</text><text start="288.16" dur="2.4">and</text><text start="289.04" dur="4.32">like i say never had a problem with</text><text start="290.56" dur="6.04">networking it&amp;#39;s just just a</text><text start="293.36" dur="3.24">rock solid</text><text start="297.52" dur="3.92">the good thing about the networking</text><text start="299.199" dur="4.481">stack on on freebsd is it&amp;#39;s staying</text><text start="301.44" dur="5.44">current as well so if you&amp;#39;ve got</text><text start="303.68" dur="5.16">your 10 or 100 gig network cards</text><text start="306.88" dur="4.56">sfp plus</text><text start="308.84" dur="4.76">sfps you name it you can throw it in</text><text start="311.44" dur="4.319">there and it will just run</text><text start="313.6" dur="4">um</text><text start="315.759" dur="3.921">there&amp;#39;s a reason why</text><text start="317.6" dur="3.439">psense is built on top of freebsd and</text><text start="319.68" dur="5.2">i&amp;#39;m pretty sure</text><text start="321.039" dur="7.121">it&amp;#39;s because of the network stack um</text><text start="324.88" dur="5.44">yeah it&amp;#39;s just rock solid performance is</text><text start="328.16" dur="3.84">amazing</text><text start="330.32" dur="4.08">and then number five</text><text start="332" dur="6">it&amp;#39;s a complete operating system</text><text start="334.4" dur="6">okay this is technically not</text><text start="338" dur="4.56">alone in that department there are many</text><text start="340.4" dur="2.96">operating systems out there that are</text><text start="342.56" dur="2.88">you know</text><text start="343.36" dur="4.399">a complete operating system</text><text start="345.44" dur="3.68">mac os windows they&amp;#39;re complete</text><text start="347.759" dur="2.321">operating systems</text><text start="349.12" dur="4.44">um</text><text start="350.08" dur="3.48">but i&amp;#39;m not gonna</text><text start="353.6" dur="3.92">you&amp;#39;re right there dog</text><text start="355.12" dur="3.28">he&amp;#39;s having fun um i&amp;#39;m not gonna get</text><text start="357.52" dur="2.56">into a</text><text start="358.4" dur="4.639">starting a flame war</text><text start="360.08" dur="5.92">um i&amp;#39;m not gonna mention</text><text start="363.039" dur="5.28">the other os that is not an operating</text><text start="366" dur="3.759">system just a kernel we all know which</text><text start="368.319" dur="3.921">one it is</text><text start="369.759" dur="4.88">and i don&amp;#39;t want to get into he said she</text><text start="372.24" dur="4.56">said this is better that is better</text><text start="374.639" dur="3.68">i don&amp;#39;t work with that principle i try</text><text start="376.8" dur="3.92">to use the tool that is right for the</text><text start="378.319" dur="5.041">job which is why my desktop is not</text><text start="380.72" dur="5.199">freebsd for anybody who was wondering</text><text start="383.36" dur="4.16">my desktop is windows 11</text><text start="385.919" dur="3.041">purely for convenience i&amp;#39;m not the only</text><text start="387.52" dur="2.399">one that uses it</text><text start="388.96" dur="2.799">um</text><text start="389.919" dur="3.681">my wife likes to use it if i was to put</text><text start="391.759" dur="4.16">freebsd on the desktop should probably</text><text start="393.6" dur="4.64">have a bit of a heart attack and wonder</text><text start="395.919" dur="5.201">what was going on um</text><text start="398.24" dur="7.12">so i like to to just keep windows as my</text><text start="401.12" dur="6.639">desktop and i can ssh in or vnc into a</text><text start="405.36" dur="5.119">freebsd box if i need to and that works</text><text start="407.759" dur="5.521">great for me you know i get to use the</text><text start="410.479" dur="7.201">production tools that i like for these</text><text start="413.28" dur="5.919">videos so adobe premiere or</text><text start="417.68" dur="4">davinci resolve</text><text start="419.199" dur="5.521">all works great on windows</text><text start="421.68" dur="5.359">99 of the time</text><text start="424.72" dur="4.96">stability aside on on adobe premiere but</text><text start="427.039" dur="5.361">we won&amp;#39;t go into that um so yeah the</text><text start="429.68" dur="4.799">freebsd complete operating system unlike</text><text start="432.4" dur="5.359">some of the others</text><text start="434.479" dur="5.44">you can just download the one iso</text><text start="437.759" dur="3.521">turn it to a usb disk and i should</text><text start="439.919" dur="2.481">probably show you guys how to do that</text><text start="441.28" dur="4.08">one day</text><text start="442.4" dur="5.04">um and then just put it into your box</text><text start="445.36" dur="3.76">boot from it install</text><text start="447.44" dur="3.599">and it&amp;#39;s job done</text><text start="449.12" dur="4.479">um</text><text start="451.039" dur="5.6">there you go guys that that is my five</text><text start="453.599" dur="4.88">reasons for using freebsd and and why it</text><text start="456.639" dur="4.56">works so well for me</text><text start="458.479" dur="3.921">um you know obviously</text><text start="461.199" dur="4">from your point of view you may have</text><text start="462.4" dur="5.6">different reasons and</text><text start="465.199" dur="4.321">they are perfectly as valid as mine you</text><text start="468" dur="2.8">know everybody has different reasons for</text><text start="469.52" dur="2.48">different things</text><text start="470.8" dur="2.799">and that&amp;#39;s great and that&amp;#39;s what makes</text><text start="472" dur="3.52">things so good</text><text start="473.599" dur="3.201">and to be honest with you we need all of</text><text start="475.52" dur="3.92">the operating systems in the world that</text><text start="476.8" dur="4.32">we&amp;#39;ve got because they each lead to</text><text start="479.44" dur="3.84">developments on the others</text><text start="481.12" dur="4.079">you know they push each other along</text><text start="483.28" dur="4.56">what goes into one generally makes it</text><text start="485.199" dur="4.321">into the others in some form or another</text><text start="487.84" dur="3.68">and it just drives on</text><text start="489.52" dur="4.079">that</text><text start="491.52" dur="4.32">creativity</text><text start="493.599" dur="3.761">so it drives on in innovation having</text><text start="495.84" dur="3.84">other operating systems around so we</text><text start="497.36" dur="4.48">need that you know i don&amp;#39;t want to see</text><text start="499.68" dur="5.28">one operating system go</text><text start="501.84" dur="6.479">there are times when i&amp;#39;ve used linux and</text><text start="504.96" dur="4.56">i&amp;#39;ve enjoyed using it i especially like</text><text start="508.319" dur="3.44">mint</text><text start="509.52" dur="2.239">and</text><text start="511.84" dur="5.119">kali linux i enjoy both of those for</text><text start="514.159" dur="2.8">various reasons</text><text start="517.599" dur="5.44">i enjoy using windows and</text><text start="520.88" dur="4">making sure it&amp;#39;s up to date i like</text><text start="523.039" dur="3.841">playing with with windows server and</text><text start="524.88" dur="5.76">active directory it&amp;#39;s what i did in my</text><text start="526.88" dur="6.639">job until i left it recently</text><text start="530.64" dur="4">so yeah i don&amp;#39;t believe in using</text><text start="533.519" dur="3.681">one thing</text><text start="534.64" dur="4.56">exclusively i don&amp;#39;t think</text><text start="537.2" dur="3.84">that&amp;#39;s the right way forward but again</text><text start="539.2" dur="3.36">if that&amp;#39;s how you think that that&amp;#39;s</text><text start="541.04" dur="3.84">perfectly valid there&amp;#39;s no reason why</text><text start="542.56" dur="3.92">you shouldn&amp;#39;t do it that way um if it</text><text start="544.88" dur="3.519">works for you it works for you don&amp;#39;t let</text><text start="546.48" dur="2.72">anybody tell you differently</text><text start="548.399" dur="3.44">um</text><text start="549.2" dur="4.72">so there you go guys that that&amp;#39;s my uh</text><text start="551.839" dur="4.881">my thoughts on on why</text><text start="553.92" dur="4.24">freebsd works for me specifically</text><text start="556.72" dur="3.44">um</text><text start="558.16" dur="3.92">be interested to hear your your thoughts</text><text start="560.16" dur="3.84">and comments on it so if you&amp;#39;ve got</text><text start="562.08" dur="4.64">other ideas please put them in the</text><text start="564" dur="3.92">comments down below i like reading them</text><text start="566.72" dur="3.44">um</text><text start="567.92" dur="4">and i try to answer them all if i can</text><text start="570.16" dur="3.52">um</text><text start="571.92" dur="4.32">but yeah let us know if you&amp;#39;ve got a</text><text start="573.68" dur="5.839">preference on or why you like freebsd</text><text start="576.24" dur="5.68">more than other os is if that&amp;#39;s the case</text><text start="579.519" dur="3.44">very interested to hear um if you found</text><text start="581.92" dur="3.359">this useful</text><text start="582.959" dur="3.521">please give me a thumbs up and please</text><text start="585.279" dur="3.68">subscribe</text><text start="586.48" dur="5.359">like the video and come back for more</text><text 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