Changes

1. FreeBSD uses the concept of Slice must be installed into a primary partition and doesn't support the operation to the logical partition. 2. FreeBSD uses the concept of Slice and Fedora uses partition. 3. FreeBSD uses one of the slice of a disk as SWAP and Fedora uses individual partition as SWAP. 34. FreeBSD supports UFS file system and Fedora supports EXT2, EXT3, and so on. 45. FreeBSD uses text-based sysinstall utility to install OS and Fedora uses graphic mode. 56. FreeBSD uses tcsh as default shell and Fedora uses bash. 67. GUI may not be installed on FreeBSD.