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Jibbed NetBSD 7.0 for Flash Drives released
Long Time No See! Hello and welcome back after three years. What's the
news ? We are retiring the good old LiveCD and saying welcome to NetBSD
for flash drives. Please find images prepared for amd64 and i386 and
Virtualbox below for download.
The images contain a default installation of NetBSD 7.0 that works directly from the flash drive without touching your hard drive. With it, you can try out NetBSD, configure and customize the system directly on the the flash drive. Please have a look at the screenshots to get an impression. Be curious and get involved with the community.
The images contain a default installation of NetBSD 7.0 that works directly from the flash drive without touching your hard drive. With it, you can try out NetBSD, configure and customize the system directly on the the flash drive. Please have a look at the screenshots to get an impression. Be curious and get involved with the community.
OpenBSD 5.8 released
October 18th, 2015: The OpenBSD team marks the 20th anniversary of the project today with the general availability of OpenBSD 5.8.Read more...We are pleased to announce the official release of OpenBSD 5.8. This is our 38th release on CD-ROM (and 39th via FTP/HTTP). We remain proud of OpenBSD's record of twenty years with only two remote holes in the default install. As in our previous releases, 5.8 provides significant improvements, including new features, in nearly all areas of the system:
News
Wayland on DragonFly
Imre Vadász has put together an initial port of Wayland / Weston for DragonFly. You can look at his pull request for dports
to see how to install, though I’d imagine this is only for people who
like to experiment at this point. It’s still work in progress, as is
Wayland itself.
Xenocratic Oath | BSD Now 111
Coming up on this weeks episode, we have BSD news, tidbits and
articles out the wazoo to share. Also, be sure to stick around for our
interview with Brandon Mercer as he tells us about OpenBSD being used in
the healthcare industry.
Code stuff
Interesting articles
Wallpaper of the week
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