Lying to Zed to get its remote server running on FreeBSD

A developer describes how they got Zed, a fast open-source code editor, working on FreeBSD by enabling Linux binary compatibility and creating a wrapper script that tricks Zed into recognizing the system as Linux. The setup required enabling FreeBSD's Linux compatibility layer, spoofing the `uname` command output to report "Linux x86_64," and applying a FreeBSD kernel fix to resolve directory reading errors in the remote server.