Wayland on FreeBSD does work; combining it with KDE Plasma is quite usable.
FreeBSD is great.
AMD Based FreeBSD Desktop Reloaded (vermaden.wordpress.com)
54 pointsby vermaden8 hours ago4 comments
slyfox125 2 hours ago
vermaden's contributions in making FreeBSD accessible to others is invaluable, as a Google search regarding some aspect of FreeBSD often includes results referencing his blog.
willaaam 2 hours ago
I read this and I feel mostly wonder. About a lot of things.
But hey - I appreciate someone promoting FreeBSD for desktop and doing stuff just because he can. Good for him!
badgersnake 2 hours ago
Long time FreeBSD user on and off, currently running 16-CURRENT on my desktop for GPU support. But fwget is a new one on me. I’m gonna try it later and see what it does for me.
FreeBSD is really hard to keep up with the changes - i don’t know of a good source to keep up with what is considered the right way to do things anymore. Anyone know a good source? Linux is much better for blogs.
assimpleaspossi an hour ago
FreeBSD, as an OS, does not change that much. It's not hard to keep up. That's why it's such a solid OS. The main web site lists any changes or additions with each release.
https://www.freebsd.org/releases/
But you are running 16-CURRENT, which is the development branch not suitable for production or daily use. Is that why you are struggling?