This week’s BSDNow interviews Kevin Bowling of Greenlight Networks, plus lots of filesystem conversation.
BSDNow 240: TCP Blackbox recording
This week’s BSDNow has an intriguing title, and the show covers a number of hardware and software changes – no interview.
BSDNow 239: The Return to ptrace
BSDNow 239 does not have an interview, but it does talk about using OpenBSD to prevent unwanted traffic out to the internet, plus a ‘poetic license’.
BSDNow 238: VLAN-Zezes-ki in Hardware
This week’s BSDNow includes an interview with Ryan Zezeski of Illumos, plus lots of other topics, including more on NomadBSD and Lumina.
BSDNow 237: AsiaBSDCon 2018
Late, odd-day post cause it wasn’t up like normal on Thursday: BSDNow 237 has no interview but a number of recent news items, including details on the Pale Moon / OpenBSD port issues that I was not aware of until now.
BSDNow 236: How a cd works
BSDNow 236 has a very eclectic range of items this week, including talk about pledge, cd, Bitcoin, Lua, Salt, SMTP, and so on. No interview, but I’m not sure how you’d even fit that in.
BSDNow 235: I C You BSD
For some reason, BSDNow 235 wasn’t available on its normal Thursday, but it’s up now, with an interview of Goran Mekic, responsible for CBSD.
BSDNow 234: Code and Community
BSDNow 234 is up, and has an interview with Benno Rice of FreeBSD. There’s also chatter about jails, Summer of Code, FreeBSD’s new Code of Conduct, libhijack, and so on.
BSDNow 233: High on ZFS
This week’s BSDNow has a ZFS explainer about what the theoretical maximums on storage could be, plus a whole lotta DTrace. (Needed a Sun reference in their title this week.)
BSDNow 232: FOSDEM 2018
BSDNow 232 this week covers FOSDEM 2018, cause both hosts were there. There’s other news items, too.
BSDNow 231: Unix Architecture Evolution
BSDNow has made it so far that I have to double-check the episode number! In 231, they cover some history and some upcoming software work.
BSDNow 230: Your questions, Part III
This week’s BSDNow has Spectre/Meltdown followups, plus a turning of the tables: questions for the interviewers.
BSDNow 229: The Meltdown of Spectre
The Meltdown/Spectre talk continues on BSDNow 229, along with an interview of @newnix, GhostBSD, and other recent news.
BSDNow 228: The Spectre of Meltdown
Continuing the all-Spectre, all-Meltdown week here at the Digest, BSDNow 228 talks about it for FreeBSD and will cover more next week. And oh yeah other news, including a mention of new-to-me NomadBSD.
BSDNow 227: The long core dump
I’m a bit late posting it, but: BSDNow 227 covers Open, Free, and Net this week.
BSDDNow 226: SSL: Santa’s Syscall List
I’m a bit late posting this, since I’ve been on the road, but: BSDNow 226 is up, diving into recent FreeBSD status and Foundation reports, OpenBSD work, and other details.
BSDNow 225: The one true OS
This week’s BSDNow talks about TrueOS, natch. Lots of other news, including an interesting odd hardware find.
BSDNow 224: The Bus Factor
No interview but a lot of topics in this week’s BSDNow.
BSDNow 222: How Netflix Works
No interview this week for BSDNow 222, but lots of procedure details on FAMP, server moves, and bhyve.
BSDNow 220: Opening ZFS in 2017
I’m a bit late linking to the new BSDNow episode, “Opening ZFS in 2017“, but here it is. You can guess at least one of the topics covered from the title.