>Microsoft is known to have built off BSD networking code for Windows.
30+ years ago, when everyone was basing their TCP stacks on the BSD implementation. That was one of the reasons that the infamous 64k+ "ping of death" affected more than just Windows in 1998.
The stack was re-written for Vista/Longhorn more than 20 years ago.
My point being that the GP question was about FreeBSD's success today and the Windows TCP stack is not a good candidate to illustrate that.
30+ years ago, when everyone was basing their TCP stacks on the BSD implementation. That was one of the reasons that the infamous 64k+ "ping of death" affected more than just Windows in 1998.
The stack was re-written for Vista/Longhorn more than 20 years ago.
My point being that the GP question was about FreeBSD's success today and the Windows TCP stack is not a good candidate to illustrate that.