FreeBSD is just for x86 and Alpha processors at this point. They are 
working on a  PowerPC port and I believe one type of architecture that 
I can't remember.  However, FreeBSD's focus has current architectures 
and probably will continue to be.

Conceptually, all three BSD's are very close.  Learn something on one 
system and you should be able to do it on the other. I use all three, 
depending on what type of hardware I have available, what I want to do, 
what am I trying to experiment with, etc..

Try all three if you can, you'll have better skills and new tools 
available for yourself.

Eric Feldhusen

On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, at 04:08 PM, Bill Studenmund wrote:
>> And regards FreeBSD? it isn't available of 68k AFAIK, but NetBSD is
>> available for x86, so at once pressed with answers I felt my 
>> ignorance. I
>> just know I like NetBSD.
>
> I've not heard of FreeBSD being released for 68k. It wasn't on their 
> web
> site last time I looked.
>
> Take care,
>
> Bill
>