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What is the difference between BSD and Linux?

What is the difference between BSD and Linux?

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Asked by B. Wright, Last updated: Dec 17, 2024

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cloudministerdev

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Answered Nov 21, 2019

Linux is an independent project reengineered Unix internals, programs, and networking.
Freebsd is essentially a Unix direct derivative.

Linux is an independent project reengineered Unix internals, programs, and networking.
Freebsd is
Both of them work precisely similar most of the time, but Linux has an edge in desktop computing and of course, sever side computing.
Freebsd is also chosen is for the PlayStation 4 gaming console.

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Howard Reyes

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Howard Reyes, Science Teacher, California

Answered Aug 06, 2019

Linux and BSD are commonly heard when discussing operating systems. The licenses for Linux and BSD are different. Linux uses GPL licensing and BSD's license is not as restrictive as the license for Linux. Linux is more controlled than BSD. There is a difference between the BSD and the Linux project in regards to how much of the operating systems are used by each one. Linux does not use the operating system as a whole but the kernel only.

Linux and BSD are commonly heard when discussing operating systems. The licenses for Linux and BSD
The BSD uses all of the operating systems. BSD is easier to upgrade than Linux. If you want to upgrade Linux, then you will have to use the package that comes with the system. However, if you're going to upgrade BSD, it is quite simple by just pushing one button.

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R. Barnes

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R. Barnes, Analyst, PhD, Clinton

Answered Jul 23, 2019

Linux and BSD are commonly heard when discussing operating systems. The licenses for Linux and BSD are different. Linux uses GPL licensing and BSD's license is not as restrictive as the license for Linux. Linux is more controlled than BSD. There is a difference between the BSD and the Linux project in regards to how much of the operating systems are used by each one.

Linux and BSD are commonly heard when discussing operating systems. The licenses for Linux and BSD
Linux does not use the operating system as a whole but the kernel only. The BSD uses all of the operating systems. BSD is easier to upgrade than Linux. If you want to upgrade Linux, then you will have to use the package that comes with the system. However, if you're going to upgrade BSD, it is quite simple by just pushing one button.

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