I&#x27;m 23, I used GNU&#x2F;Linux since I was 11, and about at the beginning of this year (2016) I switched to FreeBSD.  It was the first time I had an easily and consistently configurable, recreatable, understandable, enjoyable PC system that went out of the way once configured.  It is so pleasurable that I don&#x27;t even care I can&#x27;t suspend and hibernate yet, even though I&#x27;d hardly turn of my computer and my workflow used to rely on having my laptop on for ten-twenty days and reboots were seldom and because of me forgetting to plug the thing in, or I updated the system.  Also, I updated from 10.2 to .3, and it was the most pleasurable, most silent and non-destructive update I ever did.  I just merged from &#x2F;etc and &#x2F;usr&#x2F;local&#x2F;etc to my config repo, and good to go (I have two scripts to copy back and forth the config files into my repo).  I expect a mass migration to BSDs to happen soon.  They are decent desktops, and soon they&#x27;ll do better on laptops.