From the "FreeBSD is good for servers, not for Desktops"

> If even this is too much effort, PC-BSD is a full-featured desktop system built on top of FreeBSD, with an easy-to-use installer and the option of commercial support.

Seriously, it is this sort of "the user is so stupid if they can't compile their own software easily" attitude that turns me off about projects like FreeBSD. How hard is it to simply not say this stuff, and gain a lot more users into the bargain? Just say something friendly, like "If you would prefer an OS that works out of the box, PC-BSD is also available".