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FreeBSD: How Can We Make It More Attractive to New Users?
For nearly 15 years, FreeBSD has been at the core of my personal infrastructure, and my passion for it has only grown over time. As a die-hard fan, I've stuck with BSD-based systems because they continue to deliver exactly what I need—storage, networking, and security—without missing a beat. The features I initially fell in love
It’s not just me, either—big names like Netflix, Microsoft, and NetApp, alongside companies like Tailscale and AMD, continue to support FreeBSD, further reinforcing my belief in its strength and longevity (you can find the donators and sponsors right here). While FreeBSD excels in server environments and embedded systems, the user experience on laptops can be frustrating due to the lack of out-of-the-box support for some critical hardware features. Currently, FreeBSD lags behind in key areas such as WiFi and Bluetooth support, as well as laptop-specific functionalities like suspend/resume, digital microphone integration, and hardware buttons for volume and audio controls.
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