Lots of links, yet again.

• Michael W. Lucas intends to have more BSD books out this year – at least 2.  He goes into great detail on his plans.  He hints at other authors with material on the way.
• BSD-linked Twitter accounts.  I like finding accounts of individual developers, so you can see what projects people are working on.  (plz suggest)
• The PC-BSD Weekly Digest 16 and number 17.
• The latest freebsdnews.net summary.
• Another BSD-based product I didn’t know about.
• FreeBSD has a new version of netmap.
• NetBSD and FreeBSD have brought in version 2.0 of ATF, the Automated Test Framework.
• FreeBSD has imported OpenBSD’s RNDIS framework.
• More cross-BSD fixes.
• Found through this OpenBSD sendmail upgrade: Sendmail, Inc., is now owned by a company called Proofpoint?  A ‘security-as-a-service’ provider.  I don’t know how to feel about this.
• OpenBSD has Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230, 2200/105/135  support.
• OpenBSD supports qle(4), the QLogic ISP24xx fibre channel HBA.
• First Impressions of FreeBSD 10 on Distrowatch. (via)
• The minimum acceptable OpenSSL for pkgsrc has been bumped up.
• Undeadly has several n2k14 hackathon reports.
• Ahem. (via Freenode #nycbug)