My FreeBSD Laptop Build by Cyberdyne
User Cyberdyne showcases his laptop build running FreeBSD operating system, featuring an i7 CPU, 16 GB of RAM, NVMe, and IPS display. Check out their page for a full break down of part slist, as well as the software configuration and packages. I have always liked...
Command Line Bug Hunting in FreeBSD by adventurist
User Tom Jones writes about his experience hunting bugs via the command line on FreeBSD operating system. He utilizes the command line tool bugz, to track bugs via bugzilla. Check out the link below for the full set of instructions. FreeBSD uses bugzilla for tracking...
![[Video] Android in FreeBSD bhyve by Oleg](https://www.freebsdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/android-bhyve.png)
[Video] Android in FreeBSD bhyve by Oleg
User Oleg Ginzburg shows us a demonstration of running Android mobile operating system on FreeBSD, utilizing bhyve's virtualization tools. https://youtu.be/zq2rYQ84DiQ
BSD Now Episode 359: Throwaway Browser
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Benedict Reuschling and Allan Jude discuss FreeBSD with "Pot" throw-away browser, OmniOS and OpenBSD guest bhyve, BSD vs Linux distro dev, FreeBSD laptop build, FreeBSD CURRENT Binary upgrades, and some others. Click play below to tune...
27 Years of FreeBSD and Why You Should Get Involved! Webinar with Deb Goodkin
https://youtu.be/Wi5yMvavhQM via Linux Professional Institute
Bulk Port Management With Poudriere by FreeBSD Foundation
The FreeBSD Foundation walks us through setting up Poudriere via the Ports collection. Poudriere is a powerful tool designed with package production in mind and for bulk port management. See the link below for the full set of instructions. Step 1: Using the Ports...
BSD Now Episode 358: OpenBSD Kubernetes Clusters
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Allan Jude and Benedict Reuschling discuss FreeBSD and Yubikey-agent, OpenBSD and Kubernetes clusters, FreeBSD History Part 1, Jitsi-Meet in FreeBSD Jail, CLI Bug hunting, Game of Github, WireGuard and OpenBSD, and some more. Press play...
Bringing FreeBSD to EC2 with Colin Percival by Last Week in AWS
Longtime FreeBSD contributor Colin Percival sits down with Corey Quinn and discusses on a podcast with Last Week in AWS, about bringing FreeBSD to EC2 on Amazon Web Services. FreeBSD is available on AWS, with Colin working on utilizing FreeBSD with Amazon Elastic...
New FreeBSD Core Team Elected
The FreeBSD Core Team has recently underwent a change to their membership. Congrats to the newly elected Core Team members, and thank you to the outgoing Core Team! Dear FreeBSD Community, The FreeBSD Project is pleased to announce the completion of the 2020 = Core...
FreeBSD Videos: Myths, REXX, Steam Client, Pkg by RoboNuggie
Check out some interesting FreeBSD videos from RoboNuggie, speaking of myths, REXX (Restructured Extended Executor), a possible Linux Steam client, pkg management, and more. https://youtu.be/kPzTn05nFHA ...
![[How-To] Dual boot install FreeBSD (with ZFS) on a partition by patovm04](https://www.freebsdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/Opera-Snapshot_2020-07-14_161554_forums.freebsd.org_.png)
[How-To] Dual boot install FreeBSD (with ZFS) on a partition by patovm04
User patovm04 from the FreeBSD forums shows us how to dual-boot FreeBSD with ZFS along with another operating system. Check out their guide on the FreeBSD forums below. Important notes: 1) This tutorial assumes you have the OS you want to dual-boot with already...
![[How-to] Running pgbackrest on FreeBSD by Luca Ferrari](https://www.freebsdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/Opera-Snapshot_2020-07-14_160902_fluca1978.github.io_-34826_1080x408.png)
[How-to] Running pgbackrest on FreeBSD by Luca Ferrari
User Luca Ferrari shows us how to set up pgbackrest on your FreeBSD operating system. pgbackrest is a tool for database backup and recovery for PostgreSQL. The guide will show you how to install from Github and utilize autoconf for configuration. See the link below...
BSD Now Episode 357: Study the Code
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Allan Jude and Benedict Reuschling discuss OpenBSD 6.7 and PC Engines, NetBSD code study, OpenBSD DRM update, FreeBSD and HPE Microserver SATA port, multiboot, and some others. Click play below to tune in: https://youtu.be/PbmB-WXUzus...
BSD Link Roundup 7.14
Lots of links to keep you busy this summer, as always happy BSD'ing! Helping You Further the FreeBSD Project via FreeBSD Foundation Code of Conduct via FreeBSD FreeBSD switches Code of Conduct via bobulate FREEBSD DISPLAY DRIVER – X64 440.100 via NVIDIA DragonFlyBSD...
TrueNAS CORE 12.0-BETA1 is now available
The developers of TrueNAS have made available the first BETA of CORE 12.0. Notable improvements in this release include major ZFS upgrade with OpenZFS 2.0, ZFS Async Copy on Write, AMD Ryzen CPU improved hardware support, TrueCommand Cloud Connections, Fusion Pools,...
(Video) The Homura Project – The Ultimate FreeBSD Gaming Tool!
User Linux Lounge utilize Homura to game on the FreeBSD operating system. Homura, inspired by Lutris and based on Wine, is a Windows game launcher for FreeBSD. Check out the Homura Project GitHub below if you want to get started on gaming with FreeBSD....
(Video) FreeBSD Gaming #4: Clone Hero by Alexander88207
User Alexander88207 tries out Clone Hero along with a guitar controller, working on the FreeBSD open-source operating system. Clone Hero is a free rhythm game that is a clone of Guitar Hero. Alex utilizes Homura to get the game working in FreeBSD....
FreeBSD Fridays: A Series of 101 Classes by FreeBSD Foundation
The FreeBSD Foundation announced an upcoming series of FreeBSD classes that will be held on Friday, starting July 17. Topics range from Introduction to FreeBSD, FreeBSD Installfest, OpenZFS, BSD FAST Filesystem, Documentation, and some more. Book it on your calendars,...
BSD Now Episode 356: Dig in Deeper
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Allan Jude and Benedict Reuschling discuss a multi-OS TrueNAS, NetBSD and encrypted ZFS, FreeBSD New Code of Conduct, OpenBSD and gaming, digging a litle deeper, periodic snapshots and Hammer2, and some more. Press play below to tune in:...
Guide to FreeBSD Desktop Distributions by FreeBSD Foundation
The FreeBSD Foundation has listed some notable FreeBSD distributions for the desktop, namely FuryBSD, MidnightBSD, GhostBSD, and NomadBSD. Here they differentiate the particular distro's system attributes, user-end attributes, and notable future plans. If you're...
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