A few of the links are not directly BSD-ish, but related.
- Adventures in Open Source. Interesting for the fixes, and for just hearing how tools are being used – I will look up syncthing as an easier-to-fiddle-with replacement for sftp.
- Version Control Before Git with CVS. Not that long ago for BSD projects, depending where you look. (via)
- Ghost in the Shell – Part 2.
- “Slightly older Thinkpads“, same answer always.
- “SDF is a great UNIX shell provider running on NetBSD“. Not new, but worth repeating. (via)
- The Battle of the Schedulers: FreeBSD ULE vs. Linux CFS [pdf]. (via)
- OpenBSD gains Wi-Fi “auto-join” Plenty of comments in the source link.
- Valuable News – 2018/07/15.
- pkgsrcCon 2018 report & videos. Slides linked too. (via)
- A plan for open source software maintainers.
Oh, wow! Awesome collection of links this Saturday. To be honest, I’m scared by people who think Git is synonymous with source control. Never mind CVS, they don’t seem to have heard of Mercurial, Bazaar, Fossil… we’re talking modern, full-featured alternatives to Git that are just as distributed and capable… and likely better suited for projects that aren’t like the Linux kernel… which is most of them. What is it with programmers who lack an ounce of curiosity to learn what’s out there?
Schedulers. ULE at 2950 LOC, CFS at 17900. Wow.