I’m leading with the most complex but perhaps also most unfulfilling link.
- 2020 OS MIGRATION. Or, how to make your project just one Linux distro among many.
- Bell Labs: Celebrating 50 Years of Unix. (via multiple places)
- Related: The UNIX Game. (via)
- FreeBSD at Work: Building Network and Storage Infrastructure with pfSense and FreeNAS. Video from vBSDCon. (via)
- Replacing an Oracle Server with FreeBSD, OpenZFS, and PostgreSQL. More convention video. (via)
- The Ubuntu package roulette. For contrast with BSD packages; people usually assume, wrongly, that Linux packaging systems are more complete.
- Valuable News – 2019/10/07, Valuable News – 2019/10/14, and Valuable News – 2019/10/18. Yeah, I’m running behind on my RSS.
- Threading support in LLDB continued
- OPNsense 19.7.5 released.
- OpenBSD 6.6 Released.
- OpenBSD crossed 400,000 commits.
- FreeBSD 12.1-RC2 Available.
- A Ghidra loader for the Linear eXecutable format.
Project Trident rebasing with Void Linux (2020 OS MIGRATION). How to make your project just one Linux distro among many?
I do not think this is such a bad idea. As far as I can see, Project Trident seems to be based on an excellent concept. I would rather wish the DragonFly community would pick it up as well and cooperate with Project Trident…
When i heard about this move to linux of ex PC-BSD i tought exactly tje same, who needs another linux distro and its a pitty for pc-bsd its a dhift from something unique to one amongst many, as a new comer into a saturated market. Let’s see how successful they will be.
Maybe thats the answer to all those questions whats better Linux or BSD now the solution id PC-BSD LINUX
It won’t be pc BSD Linux, it won’t be BSD at all anymore and that’s the point.
@anonymous seems your irony detector needs some overhaul, maybe try switching over to the sarcasm detector for the time being ;-)