A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
One of these links is a warning, but you won’t know until it’s too late.
The first news item about pfSense is not necessarily new, but new to me.
Sepherosa Ziehau presented on DragonFly’s network stack at the just-concluded AsiaBSDCon 2018. He posted a link to the badges, his paper, and his slides.
Very much last-minute; compiled 20 minutes before bed Friday night.
BSDNow 232 this week covers FOSDEM 2018, cause both hosts were there. There’s other news items, too.
Note the non-profit link; that may be useful to you.
I’m a bit late posting it, but: BSDNow 227 covers Open, Free, and Net this week.
Last of the year!
Don’t forget any end–of–year donations you want to make, either.
The Semibug Christmas dinner is tomorrow. They need reservations, so if you want to go and haven’t told anyone yet – hurry!
Last minute, as always!
BSDNow 223 covers a wide range: debuggers, Rust, Docker, EuroBSDCon 2017, pine64, and some network tools for FreeBSD and OpenBSD.
Totally last-minute.
One month to Christmas!
Allan Jude went to Taiwan for BSDTW, so there’s a nice con report as part of this week’s BSDNow, along with the usual news summary.
Whee!
A good variety this week.
This was an easy week for finding links.
This week’s BSDNow talks about the Krack Attack, new releases for a number of BSDs, recent conventions, and really just everything.
For once, I was able to work ahead and get this done early!
This week’s BSDNow has David Carlier of Afilias interviewed, plus a EuroBSDCon travel report and more.
