Not sure if that's true, i know many people who have TrueNAS, but no Linux installation on a Desktop/Server.
Also some PS3/4/5 owners and Netflix users, often people don't know they use FreeBSD or parts of it, but they know when they installed Linux.
It's also funny that Linus tech tips probably use more FreeBSD's (TrueNas and OPNsense) then Linux's ;)
Plus they also ship devices with Netflix code on them.
You talk bs.
>Plus they also ship devices with Netflix code on them.
Are you talking about open-connect? They don't ship that to "End-users", and you can sell an appliances with GPL software and proprietary code on it..hello Android?? And please stop now, your arguments are like from a 12yo, and i know for a fact that your much much older, also sometimes wiser, i don't know why that is not available for you today.
Android is actually a good example, it is no accident that Google has been cleaning Android from GPL code, leaving only the kernel and since Android 8 only Project Treble drivers (out of kernel) are used.
Fuchsia is even better, only Apache and MIT licenses.
You try to be a troll...it's kind of childish.
>leaving only the kernel and since Android 8 only
Ah yeah "only" the kernel of linux...
>Fuchsia is even better, only Apache and MIT licenses.
And BSD but true....license wonders ;)
* They use Android (the article was about fs so its applicable)
* They use an embedded routeur powered by Linux
* Embedded stuff in their cars
Etc...