Part of this was done while traveling, but still a decent week for links.

• A BSD-licensed timeout(1).
• DiscoverBSD roundup for 2014/07/21.
• NetBSD has a start of a radeon driver.
• FreeBSD has a Phabricator site, which is getting linked in some commits.
• The OpenBSD cvsweb was down but appears to be back now.
• Lua in NetBSD went from version 5.1 to 5.3.
• Yay cross-pollination, sorta?
• “*BSD on the desktop for an intermediate Linux user?“
• NetBSD got a slight binary loading speedup.
• OpenBSD + OSX/iOS and IPsec/l2tp setup, the thread and the followup.
• Trying to establish the longest trust chain possible for an OpenBSD install.
• OpenBSD’s new httpd is now installed by default.  Lynx is no longer.  (partially via)
• ldapd/OpenBSD users may need this thread when upgrading.
• DIAGNOSTIC does not slow down NetBSD.
• Bitrig is nearing 1.0, according to an email on their tech@bitrig.org list.  But I can’t find a way to link to the summary of what they have done.  There’s the Bitrig roadmap, I guess?
• An early draft (“prerelease”) of Michael Lucas’s next book, “FreeBSD Mastery: Storage Essentials“, is available.
• Undeadly has a lot of articles written by recent OpenBSD Hackathon participants.  Instead of linking to specific ones, I’ll just point you at the site.  (undeadly.org can’t tag or search to a summary page.)
• BSD, the movie.  (via).