Hardly any source commits to point at this week, but there’s still lots of stuff happening in BSD-land.

• MeetBSD is happening right now.
• OpenBSD 5.6 is being released right now too.
• Michael W. Lucas has released the cover to his upcoming FreeBSD Mastery: Storage Essentials book.
• Peter N. M. Hansteen’s 3rd edition of the Book of PF is out, and he’s running an auction for the first author-signed copy – with profits to OpenBSD.  This is a good strategy.  I have a copy of the book and will write a review here as soon as I can finish it – only up to chapter 3 right now.  The presentation that spawned the book is updated and available.
• FreeBSD 10.0 got an extension.
• Don’t run wsmoused and X at the same time in OpenBSD.
• NetBSD now has openresolv 3.6.1.  It’s a resolv.conf management program I had not yet heard of.
• FreeBSD has significant changes to /dev/random,
• FreeBSD has gained TTM support in its AGP driver, and radeonkms in FreeBSD now supports AGP.
• NYCBUG, upcoming.
• DiscoverBSD for 2014/10/27.
• The Apple Mac Takes Its Place In The Post-PC World.  Unix-based computers are the best game in town, it appears.  (via)
• Lumina Desktop Build in FreeBSD / TrueOS.  (video)