Exactly why should I ever use a BSD distro apposed to just running Slackware. I understand that BSD kernels are smaller in code making them a little quicker/stable and that the code is supposed to be fairly portable (no idea what to), but other than that what is the big interest in using BSD as a standard desktop or even server? Rarely have much trouble with Linux kernels or services...
Exactly why should I ever use a BSD distro apposed to just running Slackware. I understand that BSD kernels are smaller in code making them a little quicker/stable and that the code is supposed to be fairly portable (no idea what to), but other than that what is the big interest in using BSD as a standard desktop or even server? Rarely have much trouble with Linux kernels or services...