Not just source links, this week:

• OpenBSD no longer has the Y2038 problem.
• A head-mounted augmented reality display using FreeBSD?
• The 2013 EuroBSDCon is going to have a vendor summit (primarily FreeBSD, from the sounds of it).
• There’s a new BSD Certification Group training CD.
• NetBSD now supports the Sitecom N300 wifi adapter.
• Do you have an Amiga that runs NetBSD, and an X-Surf 100 network card?  It’s supported.
• nvi now has multi-byte character support, at least on FreeBSD.
• The July FreeBSD Foundation newsletter has a “Strategic Planning” section that I can’t imagine anyone would disagree with.  The goals expressed – experience, design, and documentation – are all things that each BSD project can do better than Linux or most any other open source system.