In which situations is it advisable to opt for BSD systems instead of Linux?

I've always found the BSD's to be more intuitive. There are some different philosophies in BSD than in Linux. For example, Linux prefers GNU commands, while BSD opts for either classic BSD commands (which are similar, but often times have different options) or newly written ones, falling back to GNU when nothing else is available.

Also, I find the BSD Man pages to be more comprehensive and contain more examples than GNU man pages, since GNU tends to prefer info pages (which I despise) for examples.

I'm told that the BSDs are more... coherent than the Linuxes. I've had long conversations with my sysadmin friend on why/why not BSD/Linux. Here's a link.

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