what is comporable by freebsd 11 ? The Live Media contains software that is more appropriate for a desktop or laptop.

[Ben Woods]

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> On 27 Dec. 2016, at 7:27 am, swjatoslaw gerus <milstar2 at eml.cc> wrote:
> The installer on the Live Media ISO image is for x86 platforms only. The
> Live Media contains software that is more appropriate for a desktop or
> laptop.
> -------------
> that is possible suited for author.Single  intensive user on single 
> notebook
> limited amount of application,only wlan 2.4 ghz+ 5.3ghz  and umts .No
> demand for desktop environment (libre ,icon,news &)
> -----------------------------------
> only  window manager-Compiz or another 
> 1.start must be possible in 3 mode
> 1-tty,2- limited graphics with onboard display( case of corrupt keyboard
> and worst  network conditions- watch -n1 iwconfig  signal level -change
> from -49 dbm untill-84 dbm)   ,3 -full functionality
> 2.with power on must be started -
> a.2 x11,one for work,second with watch -n1 iwconfig
> b. application software ,which downloaded before must start conection
> with
> company-service provider
> 
> 
> what is comporable by freebsd 11 ?

Hi Swjatoslaw;

If you install FreeBSD, you only get a command line interface (terminal), and then you can choose to install a graphical interface by "pkg install xorg gnome3" etc.

If you want a graphical interface to just work out of the box, I would recommend TrueOS, which is based on FreeBSD but provides some nice default installed packages and also a few customised items to better match a desktop use case.
https://www.trueos.org/

I use FreeBSD on my desktops/laptops personally, because I know my way around the system and don't mind putting in a bit of effort to set it up the way I like it. However, it does take some effort.

Regards,
Ben