FreeBSD vs Debian

When I started in the world of systems administration more than two decades ago, my path quickly oriented toward Linux/GNU and specifically Debian. It was my simplest approach to the philosophy and concepts behind Unix systems. Over time I discovered systems like OpenBSD for its security, NetBSD and FreeBSD (and some of its notable derivatives … Read more

SUDO even in the soup

Many years ago, when I started with GNU/Linux system administration, although SUDO existed and was known, it did not have the overblown importance it’s given today. SUDO is a tool with a specific and essential purpose. The problem is that nowadays it is being treated as the de facto standard for any action requiring root … Read more