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In Other BSDs for 2016/12/24

Merry almost Christmas!

OpenSSH 7.4 released. (via)
Configuring the FreeBSD automounter. I think this applies to DragonFly too. Thanks, Michael Wilson.
AsiaBSDCon 2017 paper proposals are I assume due by end of year, just like last year, though the 2017 AsiaBSDCon site does not appear to be up as I type this.
BSD Magazine has lessons 4 and 5 of FreeBSD and Chef up now.
Security and BSD tools (via)
Version SAT. Talks about package management in general – and what do you know, pkg seems to be the most advanced tool in this case. (via)
Bringing the scheduler saga to the finishing line
openbsd changes of note 4
OpenBSD laptops
Replacing Cisco ASA with PFSense. I did it, I ain’t sad.
Using ZFS to Fight Data Rot by Kevin McAleer

In Other BSDs for 2016/12/03

I have a pretty significant backlog of links for this week – to the point I had to open a separate browser window to sort out open tabs.

In Other BSDs for 2016/11/26

I use italics a lot this week.

Reddit advertising of “PAM Mastery”.
Related: Michael W. Lucas talks about open source and fiction. Best pull quote: “imagine if I wrote a piece of fiction claiming that OpenBSD was contemplating a switch to GPLv3?“
$ git commit murder is an excellent title, by the way.
Also also: PAM Mastery is out for purchase.
Debian considers merging /usr. For contrast to BSD. (via)
Pinky Bar. An ecumenical status bar, which I didn’t realize I needed until I saw it. I like that the author specifically notes BSD in describing what to use. (via)
FreeBSD on a MacBook Pro. (via)
EuroBSDCon 2016 slides – all of them. There’s a lot of material here.
In-kernel audio mixing ahead. (NetBSD)
OpenBSD Foundation Welcomes First Ir idium Donor: Smartisan. That’s a lot of money.
OpenBSD on AWS : An Unexpected Journey. (via)

In Other BSDs for 2016/11/12

Started out with a short list, but I managed to find some extra links by Friday.

In Other BSDs for 2016/10/29

I get all the BSDs this week.

BSDNow 162: The Foundation of NetBSD

BSDNow 162 has an interview with Petra Zeidler of the NetBSD Foundation, the nonprofit organization that supports NetBSD-the-operating-system. Plus the usual news, the highlight for me being a link to an explanation of what ^d really does.

In Other BSDs for 2016/10/01

A relatively uneventful week, at least for BSD.

In Other BSDs for 2016/08/27

I don’t know how I ended up with 3 pfSense items to lead with – it just happened.

In Other BSDs for 2016/08/06

Slightly calmer this week.

In Other BSDs for 2016/07/09

I was on the road all this week, so this doesn’t range as far as usual. I’ll be charging through my RSS feed backlog over the next few days.

In Other BSDs for 2016/06/25

A good amount of user group material this week.

In Other BSDs for 2016/06/18

If you didn’t already look at it, BSDNow’s summary of BSDCan events is worth going to; it’s complete enough I deliberately left BSDCan links out of here. Undeadly has an OpenBSD-specific summary too.