Do you use GhostBSD on laptops, desktops, or virtual machines?

vimanuelt

stu

vimanuelt I currently use GhostBSD on a Thinkpad T480s

ericbsd

I do use it on laptops and desktops. I am not a fan of VMs for running GhostBSD, but I have to use VirtualBox for some testing.

vimanuelt

I use GhostBSD on two workstations and a test laptop. I am also not a big fan of virtual machines, but VirtualBox is useful when I want to try out different Linux distributions. It helps me gather ideas and make comparisons.

brianthehughes

Primarily on desktop devices. Though 2/3 of desktops are used in a headless or remote access 95% of the time.

I maintain a VirtualBox Guest - GhostBSD MATE environment which is used for any/all development efforts.
And several VirutalBox Guests - GhostBSD UNSTABLE for pre-release testing.
And multiple VirtualBox Guests for other BSD OpenBSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD.

utking

I use it on a laptop, DELL Latitude 7450

stonedenali

I currently have GhostBSD running on an old upgraded Thinkpad L440. I also have installed on several VMs using VMware workstation and a Dell Optiplex 790. The VMs are mostly for testing purposes.

hyper-state

Lenovo x270 here. 16 GB of RAM dual core i5.
Flawless running of GhostBSD with XFCE and Mate.
Tested jails with Podman and vm-bhyve work great and without problems.

My "desktops" are also laptops, as it is Lenovo p tiny or Dell Inc. OptiPlex 3020M.

Robin

An old hand-me-down desktop: Dell Optiplex 7010

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Flawless, fast, and bug-free on GhostBSD 26!

hyper-state

old ? 🙂
Host: OptiPlex 3020M (00)
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670K (4) @ 3.80 GHz

Cpu was swapped by my friend, it was even older back than 🙂

DHOC_TAZH

I run GhostBSD on two laptops. Both laptops also run Linux, Windows 11 and fydeOS. Haha... yup!

One PC is from 2012, some "craptop" that houses a Pentium B960 CPU and 8 GB Of RAM. The other one is from 2018, Intel i7 8750H CPU, Nvidia GTX 1050 and 32 GB RAM.

Both run on SSD's. I stored the original HD's from both PC's, won't use them anymore except maybe for nuclear fallout backup purposes lol!

TiberiusDuval

Had it on baremetal desktop for month, something broke it, took some time off from it reinstalled now I really do mean to do frequent BE backups...