It is said that SINA and YAHOO have started switching from FREEBSD to LINUX.

It is said that SINA and YAHOO have started switching from FREEBSD to LINUX-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. I don't believe it, but who can give it a reassurance? It's not true.

Although it is said that shut up and code only develop their own, do not care what the user thinks. But what does it feel when nothing is used?

In addition, as far as I know, INTEL does not specifically support FREEBSD-although FREEBSD runs well on it. Also, it is said that the current hardware company will not specifically develop the driver for FREEBSD.

Just as: ADOBE Flash Player is not available on FREEBSD, we can only use the frequently crashed GNASH; REAL's helix server previously supported FREEBSD, but now it seems that there is no such thing ......

There are only two obvious examples. When an application on a platform is barely profitable, I don't know how many better applications can survive.

Comment: Yes. I have heard of similar changes. however, the more mature the application of large enterprises, the more time it takes to transform the underlying architecture lags behind the current development trend. This does not mean that a system has no future, it simply does not meet the requirements of the enterprise's own architecture. as many software and hardware giants support Linux, the use of projects in such enterprises indeed surpasses BSD.