[kipukun]

1. I use it on all of my servers.

2. FreeBSD offers a coherent base system with sane tools. pf is a godsend, and the ports collection is a good trade-off of configuration and simplicity. ZFS used to be a killer feature but is being integrated into Linux systems.

3. FreeBSD is designed around "general purpose" use and has a lot of backing from corporations like Netflix.

4. FreeBSD is missing a true container solution that is compatible with Docker (jails don't count). There has been some work on this as of the most recent BSDcon, so I'm hopeful.

5. I never want to look at iptables again.

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