by Cao | Jan 22, 2019 | Trident, TrueOS
The developers of Project Trident have made available version 18.12-RELEASE. Project Trident is the continuation of TrueOS base system with the graphical user interface / desktop environment Lumina. This version features new packages, such as aeskulap, amarok,...
by Cao | Jan 22, 2019 | Blog, FreeBSD
User Banym recounts his experience in first discovering FreeBSD, back in 2002 and using version 4.6. He also gives some of his pros and cons of FreeBSD after using it for over a decade, and running it in VMs alongside Linux Gentoo. See the link below for his full...
![[How-To] Install Webmin on FreeBSD 12](https://www.freebsdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/Webmin_Logo.png)
by Cao | Jan 22, 2019 | Tutorial, Web
In this tutorial, user Josphat Mutai shows us how to get Webmin set up on your FreeBSD 12 operating system. Webmin is an open-source system configuration tool that allows you to manage your server via a web UI. See the link below for the full set of instructions. With...
by Cao | Jan 22, 2019 | OPNsense
The developers of OPNsense have made available the First Release Candidate of version 19.1. OPNsense is an open-source firewall based on FreeBSD and is a fork of pfSense and m0n0wall. This version features changes to console port assignment, anti-lockout, 6RD...
![[How-To] Die IPv4, die!](https://www.freebsdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/ipv4-header-1-e1548117327602.png)
by Cao | Jan 21, 2019 | Network, Tutorial
User ungleich writes about getting rid of IPv4 and using IPv6 on your FreeBSD operating system. See the link below for the full set of instructions. Imagine, it is 2019. Easy, ha? Imagine, it is 2019 and you want to turn off IPv4. Like, off off. Really off. Not...
