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Question OS comparison in a brief: Solaris 10 vs FreeBSD (vs linuxes)
Hi,

I wanted to ask for a brief summary (without details) about the comparison of the following OSes:
- FreeBSD
- OpenBSD
- Solaris 10
- Linux 2.4
- Linux 2.6
In the following areas (current and perspective for the future):
- security
- overall stability / reliability
- filesystem reliability
All of them to be assumed as configured by an expert administrator to be as much secure as possible. I expect that such OS should be installed and running for several years without any upgrade.

Thanks in advance
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