BSD is much better for headless servers (and servers in general) than ubuntu, and it would be much faster to host saidit using (Open/Free/Net)BSD than a debian fork, besides, the only cons about switching to BSD are because of Linode, if you move to BSD, you won't be able to use the so called 'Linode Backup Service', and Linode Support wouldn't be available for BSD (From https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/install-freebsd-on-linode/). Except for those two things, the pros of moving to BSD would outweigh the cons. Hell, if you want security, you've got it, if you want speed, you've got it
Of course I'm not saying that this should be done immediately, but rather that it can be done, and saidit would be much faster if it is done successfully, thoughts?
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