Category: Periodicals

This week’s BSD Now thankfully skips the pun that might go with the episode number, and talks about various OpenBSD and NetBSD articles.

This week’s BSD Now is the usual roundup of news, with the headline taken from an article about FreeBSD’s new/experimental web-based installer.  (What, no mention of the installer for DragonFly?  It’s been web-compatible for years…)  Digs aside, the BSD install experience could be different.

It’s a very quiet week here but there’s still a BSD Now episode.   It’s covering a bunch of topics, but the title makes me think: all the BSDs have VM hosting solutions now.

It’s been a very quiet week, so here’s a link to BSD Now’s netcat printing episode.  There’s some variety in the Beastie Bits, too.

The lead article in this week’s BSD Now talks about how to not change your OS – though it’s both Linux flavors, so it’s not necessarily BSD-related except for schadenfreude.  There’s a bunch of other articles linked, so don’t be distracted by my splitting of hairs.

This week’s BSD Now talks about online conferences – something I hope we can resume soon.  There’s other links of course but that’s the one I want.

This week’s BSD Now talks about some pro-BSD ideas, which may or may not include the idea of Linux with a BSD userland.  I find it slightly upsetting.

This week’s BSD Now covers different topics – you may think from the headline it’s a “tips and tricks” link, but no, it’s about confidential info.

This week’s BSD Now goes into structure and progress, judging from the titles on display.  Also, I did not link last week’s “410: OpenBSD Consumer Gateway” because I was  on the road – look at it too if you haven’t yet.

This week’s BSD Now is tech-heavy, with rpg-cli to lighten the mood.

This week’s BSD Now gets into jails heavily (do not pass Go) this week, plus a few other topics.

Sounds like a space drama: this week’s BSD Now covers some different flavors of virtualization plus notes a Michael W. Lucas interview.

This week’s BSD Now talks about starts (NetBSD, DragonFly releases) and ends (preventing memory-based process kills, deleting boot environments).

This week’s BSD Now is an excellent HTTP joke but is also effectively a guest episode, with some new talkers.

This week’s BSD Now, a light run, talks about licensing and industrial automation, but not at the same time.

This week’s BSD Now leads with that article about how the GPL isn’t fit for purpose; read it if you have not yet.

This week’s BSD Now has a great title, and you can guess what the first linked article will be. The other items in this week are analytic and also entertaining in their own way.

BSD Now has made it to the 400-episode milestone, and this one is a normal mix – the FreeBSD 13 release, multifactor on OpenBSD, etc.