Is Debian/kFreeBSD a serious thing or a toad-motorcycle hybrid?

Question

FreeBSD

In the process of looking at distributions that want to replace their CentOS 6.8, I came across such a thing as Debian / kFreeBSD and I would like to ask - does anyone use it? The eternal problem of FreeBSD is less hardware support compared to Linux and, in my opinion, the opposite would be more interesting here - the Linux kernel with the "world" from FreeBSD, ports, etc.

Answer 1

If you are bored use gentoo if you just want to work use centos/debian

Answer 2

Three years ago, all software (server under the lamp stack) fell and dropped.
On the good side, it is ready to work as a gateway to a rather large network, while the BSD network subsystem is better suited for this than the Linux kernel, and it is more convenient to manage just the GNU ones.

Answer 3

Like everything related to *BSD-systems - a toy for geeks with a low FRR, you need to scratch it and it is plump.
Unsuitable for work.