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If it won't run on (Free)BSD I'm unlikely to run it. Not just because of my choice of OS and refusal to get into Linux, but because - for the same reason I'm on the fediverse - I hate monocultures. And software that can only realistically run in a docker container or some other tightly-bundled environment is, imo, badly engineered.
It is ironic that much "free" software offers very little actual freedom in how it is run.
(Yes I understand that maintaining support for differing platforms is additional work. But once upon a time, "linuxisms" was considered bad. I don't miss configure scripts and automake, but I very much miss the attitude and culture of "if it smells like unix/posix, this should work".)
If it won't run on (Free)BSD I'm unlikely to run it. Not just because of my choice of OS and refusal to get into Linux, but because - for the same reason I'm on the fediverse - I hate monocultures. And software that can only realistically run in a docker container or some other tightly-bundled environment is, imo, badly engineered.
It is ironic that much "free" software offers very little actual freedom in how it is run.
(Yes I understand that maintaining support for differing platforms is additional work. But once upon a time, "linuxisms" was considered bad. I don't miss configure scripts and automake, but I very much miss the attitude and culture of "if it smells like unix/posix, this should work".)