by Cao | Dec 23, 2016 | OPNsense
The developers of OPNsense have released their BETA of version 17.1. OPNsense is an open source firewall based on FreeBSD and is also forked from pfSense. Follow the link below to try out their latest BETA release. Dear friends and followers, With the best wishes for...
by Cao | Dec 9, 2016 | Apple, macOS, Notebook
This is a lengthy discussion from Hacker News, derived from a tutorial by user mpasternacki on how to get FreeBSD set up on a MacBook Pro. Top comment: wwweston 15 days ago [-] > Six years later, it less and less “Just Works”, started turning into...
by Cao | Dec 2, 2016 | Apple, macOS
The developers of Apple have released the Darwin source code for macOS 10.12 Sierra. Darwin comprises of the kernel, BSD portions, drivers, and developer tools. The source code can be found at the links provided. The lowest layers of macOS, including the kernel, BSD...
by Cao | Dec 2, 2016 | FreeNAS
Jordan Hubbard has announced the 2nd BETA release of FreeNAS 10. This version adds more features to the previously released BETA, adding support for virtual machine web-based console and GUI, initial setup wizard, asynchronous tasks, on top of the revamped graphic...
by Cao | Nov 23, 2016 | FreeNAS, Tutorial, Video
This tutorial by user Systems Engineer shows us how to set up FreeNAS 9.10 in a virtual environment on VMware Workstation or VMware Player. FreeNAS is a storage operating system based on FreeBSD. Testing out the network-attached storage software in a VM may be useful...
by Cao | Nov 17, 2016 | iXsystems, TrueOS
iXsystems Inc. has announced the launch of TrueOS, a desktop FreeBSD based operating system that evolved from the PC-BSD name. Notable features are its rolling release updates, Lumina Desktop Environment, and more features such as TrueOS Pico coming soon. Head on over...
