I have been using for many decades both Linux and FreeBSD, on many kinds of computers.
When comparing Linux with FreeBSD, I probably do not find anything more annoying on Linux than its networking configuration tools.
While I am using Linux on my laptops and desktops and on some servers with computational purposes, on the servers that host networking services I much prefer FreeBSD, for the ease of administration.
I have been using for many decades both Linux and FreeBSD, on many kinds of computers.
When comparing Linux with FreeBSD, I probably do not find anything more annoying on Linux than its networking configuration tools.
While I am using Linux on my laptops and desktops and on some servers with computational purposes, on the servers that host networking services I much prefer FreeBSD, for the ease of administration.