Only if you consider "musical taste" to be directly proportional to obscurity, which is pretty weak.

First, let me congratulate the dedicated people behind this. Yes well done. You have taken an free OS to port it to another free OS.

But,

*puts on flame proof suit*

What does this change? From what I have heard, the software in FreeBSD is hard to use, lame, feature poor, etc..

What does this change in the world of lets say 99% of desktop users? Yes, I know that people here love Linux, and love seeing application being ported on the platform.

But is this innovative? Or just reinventing the wheel in a brilliant but useless way?

The collective Linux brains should be coding something to convert the Windoze through sheer abundance of feature.

You have heard this before. Make it simple. I am smart. But not everyone is. As much as I love going into Mandrake to do thing, it is all too true. Linux is still an obstacle to productivity for average people.

Does FreeBSD change this? Somehow I don't think so.

Aiming for new features, innovation and simplicity. The architecture of Linux is well capable of handling these.

And yes I am leaving my flame proof suit on..