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by Cao | May 29, 2020 | Tutorial, Video
User Sheridan Computers walks us through using Asterisk IP PBX on the FreeBSD operating system. Asterisk is an VOIP designed for businesses. Sheridan utilizes PuTTy, edits configuration files, and downloads some core files. Third installment of our series looking at...
by Cao | May 6, 2020 | FreeBSD, Video
If you missed out on the Office Hours that FreeBSD has hosted last month, you can watch the reruns below. Long time contributor Allan Jude takes the helm along with FreeBSD developers and they answer various questions regarding pools, ports, ZFS, conferences, and so...
by Cao | Apr 17, 2020 | FuryBSD, Video
User Riba Linux reviews FuryBSD 12.1 FuryBSD is a lightweight, portable FreeBSD distribution designed for users to try out on a USB drive, before committing to installing on their bare metal. The review shows navigation of the desktop environment (KDE), system...
by Cao | Apr 17, 2020 | Network, Video
User Sheridan installs a Ubiquiti UniFi Controller on his FreeBSD operating system. UniFi is a WiFi network system designed for robust wireless network applications such as surveillance and remote cloud management. Check out the video below as he walks us through the...
by Cao | Apr 15, 2020 | NomadBSD, Video
ExplainingComputers tries out NomadBSD in this ~15 minute demo, going through the setup, live boot process, and testing out some apps. NomadBSD is a lightweight FreeBSD distribution for those who want to quickly test out FreeBSD via a USB drive, on different hardware...
by Cao | Feb 27, 2020 | GhostBSD, Video
Head developer Eric Turgeon released GhostBSD 20.01 last month, and user RoboNuggie recently did a review of the install process, new features, testing and maintenance of the operating system, and even playing some games. GhostBSD is based on FreeBSD open source...
