by Cao | Sep 30, 2020 | BSD
FreeBSD contributor Warner Losh walks us through BSD memory lane and discusses the world’s oldest Berkeley Software Distribution, going back to the 4.BSD, 2.BSD, Seventh, Sixth, and so forth. Wonder what it is? Check out his interesting presentation featuring...
by Cao | Aug 24, 2020 | BSD
Klara Systems takes us back to the early days of Berkeley Software Distribution systems, and its notable ancestor UNIX. Check out the first part of their FreeBSD History series at the link below. FreeBSD, a free and open-source Unix-like operating system has been...
by Cao | Jan 23, 2020 | BSD, Podcast
This is a podcast with Rodney Grimes, one of the original co-founders of the FreeBSD project, discussing the history of Berkeley Software Distribution and IP Stacks, an early implementation of the worldwide used TCP/IP protocol. Rodney takes us back into the early...
by Cao | Nov 1, 2019 | BSD, Linux
No Starch Press, known for publishing BSD and Linux guide books has teamed up with Humble Bundle for the latest Book Bundle. You can pay minimum 1 dollar to unlock seven great eBooks, with more the more you pay. The proceeds will be going to the No Starch Press...
by Cao | Jun 13, 2019 | BSD, Links
Here’s a roundup of BSD related posts in June, this one consists a lot of discussions on what to use FreeBSD for, as well as some neat desktop screenshots, along with some miscellaneous. Comment from discussion cshurtsmybrain’s comment from discussion...
by Cao | May 16, 2019 | BSD, FreeBSD
There’s a whole lot going on this month so far in the BSD realm, so we’ve rounded up some links for you to check out. The links range from security advisories, NVIDIA drivers, daemons, to jails. FreeBSD 12.1 Release Process:...
