I tried them all. Surprisingly macOS + homebrew feels more like FreeBSD with a layer of something else over the top that runs Photoshop. I am happy with that mid-ground.
replyI ran FreeBSD on actual hardware doing mail/web from about 1997-2014 then quit trying.
nomadbsd
https://nomadbsd.org/
replyGhostBSD is FreeBSD with GUI installer and MATE by default - it also comes with XFCE flavor.
replyHighly recommended.
I haven't checked out GhostBSD's site in a while, and saw they had a version with a DE called "Gershwin" I've never heard of before. It looks really cool for those Apple folk among us https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop
replyOh wow I love that look! Might have to check this out as well.
replyThanks exactly what I was looking for
replyI'd be interested to know too. I haven't seen one, but that's probably because the majority of the BSD demographic is for servers and such, which are mostly all headless.
replyGhost BSD?
replyI switched from Devuan (Debian without SystemD) to GhostBSD a few weeks ago. Until now it seems a very pleasant travel, even bringing back nice memories of Unix in the 1990 while using all the modern tools.
replyI suspect English is not your first language based on your profile and I'd like to give a tip: "until now" implies that what follows is no longer true, due to a recent event that changed it. "So far" is probably closer to what you wanted, which expresses that it's still true, but based on limited time / experience.
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