Have you seen FreshPorts yet? Some of you have have been there from somewhere else, but it was first mentioned here. I’ve been very busy lately putting together a new website. Have a look at http://www.freshports.org/ where you can keep tabs on your favourite ports. Yes, OK, I admit it. This is blatent self-promotion.
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FreeBSD Virtual Memory Felix Matathias contacted me via IRC to mention this research of his. I’ve been given permission to reproduce the article here. Hope you find it interesting. Virtual Memory Project on 3.4FreeBSD Felix Matathias Department of Physics and Astronomy State University of New York at Stony Brook Virtual Memory Project on 3.4FreeBSD ABSTRACT
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BSDCon 2000 Last year we had FreeBSDCon 1999. This year we are going to have BSDCon2000. Yes, one conference for all BSD. I think that’s a great idea. See http://www.bsdcon.com/ for more information. I plan to be there. If you can get there, I urge you to go. It’s a good way to meet those
FreeBSD Diary news feeds This article tells you about the FreeBSD news feed. If you want to know how to set up a new server, you want this article instead. This article isn’t about news servers. It’s about short blurbs you see on web pages which give a brief outline of recent additions to
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Putting the Daemon into Windows John Russell jr@paranoia.demon.nl helped me with the favicon.ico article and wrote the following which describes how to put the Daemon into Windows. Thanks John. For details on how to make this work with NT, please see below. Screen shots (added on 20 March 2000) Greg Roberts kindly sent me his
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FreeBSDCon’99 – what happened there? This article talks about my view of the first FreeBSD Convention, which was held in Berkeley in October 1999. Very professional The first thing I must say about the convention is that it was very well run. A group of us were discussing it on Wednesday evening between the last
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BSD Advocacy in a Linux-centric Environment This article was written by Lou Rinaldi. My thanks to Lou for submitting this article for publication. This article also appears at http://cfug.org/bsd-advocacy.html. "BSD Advocacy in a Linux-centric Environment" by Lou Rinaldi 27 May 1999 Nate Smith and I created The Connecticut Free Unix Group in late 1996. At
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