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It worked well enough for me in KVM to get used to installing it such that I was comfortable installing it on hardware. Then the real fun begins.
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@jacobwerner8533 I recently started playing with FreeBSD on an ancient (2008) Dell laptop and on a Raspberry Pi 3B+. The Pi is running FreeBSD 14.0 and I have it set up as a file server with SSH, Samba and NFS for Git/remote admin, Windows shares and sharing to my Debian system and the FreeBSD lappy. SSH seems solid as a rock between Debian 12.5 and FreeBSD 14.0 and from the FreeBSD 13.2 lappy back to my Debian system as well as to the FreeBSD file server. I couldn't get FreeBSD 14.0 on the lappy; too old and crufty I guess. I tried for a while but gave up. FreeBSD 13.2 seems not to handle the touchpad properly as no tap-to-click, side-scrolling or two-finger scrolling which worked with Debian on it. I also have problems with Sleep and Hibernate but the hardware is ancient and I don't rely on it for anything and I wouldn't read anything into this as regards more modern hardware. The little Pi has been rock solid. Only problem was with a power outage and I didn't really know how to bring a UFS filesystem back on-line cleanly but I've learned a bit more since then and bad power is much less scary now.
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