Ghost BSD makes FREE BSD User Friendly

I am currently instslling it having deleted five partitions and making one single ZFS partition of 35GB.

It is uses UEFI and installation is fast and smooth.

It stated my Password as weak.

MATE Desktop is pleasant and I sacrificed one of my Debian GNOME Instances.

I hope GRUB would retain my other instances. It did not but booted to GHOST BSD. Yes, it cannit read EXT4 and I have no intention of converting them to ZFS system files.

There are no software.

Did not configure my WiFi.

I am going back to installing Debian GNOME second instance.

FREE BSD is a Solid but different to manage. I usee it inb 2018-2019 to erase Microsoft UEFI hegemony on my old but slow ACER Laptop. This was while mastering Linux and Debian particularly.

GHOST BSD has made everything easy.

1. It is User Friendly 

2. It has light weight MATE Desktop.

3. It uses solid ZFS file system.

4. It has it own Repository

5. One need not worry about command line work.

It has an easy Graphic Installer.

I am afraid I cannot install it in my NUC with EXT4 partitions.

I am downloading it to see whether I can run it live.

It had XFCE version, too.

My particular interest is that it has moved to XLibre by ditching X11.