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Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
 
> Another line that David came up with while we were at Uniforum after a
> user said (perhaps in the context of the GPL - I can't remember) "so
> with FreeBSD, there are no limits?"  and David said: "FreeBSD - no
> limits!"
> 
> I dunno, it sounded like a good slogan to us. :-)

In general, I like it!
But, maybe to "commercialize" it a little more:

"FreeBSD - there are no limits to what you can do with it."

Or, if you want to have the catch phrase "compete" a little more:
(I think you'll know who I'm referring to)

"FreeBSD - there are no limits to where it can take you..."


Gary