A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
SLUUG, the St. Louis Unix Users Group, has a short presentation tonight from James Conroy: “What You Should Get with GIT” and a longer presentation of “Locking Down Your Web Browser” with Scott Granneman. It’s online so anyone can go. It’s not BSD-specific, but it will all apply. (Thanks to Johnathan Drews for the reminder.)
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Lots to read this week.
dhclient(8) now just logs warnings and executes ifconfig(8). (OpenBSD)This week’s BSD Now has several links, though I’d want to point at the Yubikey/ssh/OpenBSD login one as the most interesting to me.
It’ll probably involve some drinking. Go, if you are near, and RSVP so there’s space.
There’s multiple online and offline BUG meetings this month; go if you can.
No pun, but lots of links in this week’s BSD Now, including a link to EuroBSDCon 2022, happening in Austria.
Almost cleaned out the RSS feeds I had waiting.
It’s on Jitsi, so anyone can reach it. Tonight, 7 PM eastern.
This week’s BSD Now talks about a lot of stuff as always, but also notes a time-dependent item: a bhyve presentation coming up on July 12th.
Ian Grindley has created a BSD theme for rEFInd that covers all the BSDs – including DragonFly.
SEMIBUG’s monthly meeting is tonight, and it’s all about OpenSSH, with Michael W. Lucas presenting. He literally wrote the book on it.
More links this week to make up for last week’s short haul.
This week’s BSD Now is depressingly honest in the title; no puns. Along with the normal links, there’s a Beastie Bit this week for Networks From Scratch.
The Hamilton (Canada) BSD user group will meet through Jitsi tomorrow, June 14th, 4:00 PM Eastern. I’m preposting this based on a SEMIBUG mention.
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.