A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
A bit short cause I ran out of time.
This week’s BSD Now has the usual news, plus a link I think everyone can use on interpreting traceroute / mtr output.
The St. Louis Unix Users Group monthly meeting is tonight at 6:30 Central time, talking about rsnapshot and LDAP. It’s online, so you can attend even if you are not near.
The Nixers link will keep you busy for a while if this isn’t enough here.
This week’s BSD Now talks about NetBSD and ZFS, among other things. I’ll point out an interesting link in the Beastie Bits, a way of exploring /usr/games.
I had a lot of links built up for this; finished early.
This week’s BSD Now talks about the newest FreeBSD release, along with the upcoming NetBSD 10 series, among other things.
The NetBSD Annual General Meeting is today.
Releases week.
This week’s BSD Now has a title taken from the last Beastie Bits link – which is worth following.
It rhymes if you say it out loud. Jason Tubnor will present at 7 PM tonight (Detroit local time) on installing and configuring Xfce and KDE on FreeBSD.
“BSD” is in almost every line as a title. Maybe not a surprise, but visually noticeable.
I can’t help but think of this as the 1# episode of BSD Now; tell me if you get why. Anyway, there’s lots of OpenBSD in this week’s BSD Now.
My BSD RSS feeds are overflowing.
This week’s BSD Now, which I almost missed, covered one of the rarely-mentioned BSD Variants, TwinCat.
How-to week rather than updates week.
This week’s BSD Now starts off talking about recently-deceased and somewhat legendary Bill Jolitz. He is to me the source of the term “flat food person“.
RSVP if you are near Chicago and can go.
A bunch of releases this week.
It’s almost all ZFS tidbits this week for BSD Now.