Daemonarchy keeps Omarchy’s installer and look, with FreeBSD handling the system underneath.

Here you can try three BSD systems, right in your browser. Choose one below and give it a moment to boot. The machine runs on your device; its changes disappear when you stop it or close the page.

There are more operating systems than just Linux. Here's a list of a few that are under active development.

Includes:

• Vinix OS (for Apple silicon)
• Asterina NixOS
• FreeBSD
• GhostBSD
• Haiku OS
• React OS

I wanted to try something new and different. I'm running Linux for over 25 years now (and almost 20 years exclusively Linux on my PCs at home), my servers are on OpenBSD for almost ten years, and I had toyed with FreeBSD every now and then. And then there's the distant past with DOS, OS/2, and Windows, of course.

Gershwin is a desktop environment based on GNUstep with a not unfamiliar feel for Apple users. In this video they are installing Gershwin on a Mate GhostBSD install, and looking at a FreeBSD Live USB demo install.

DaemonForums is offline as its owner/administrator j65nko is terminally ill and in the hospital. DaemonForums was a *BSD forum and community for nearly 20 years, a replacement when BSDForums was taken over by spambots around 2008. There was a lot of good information and discussion there over the years. https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/daemonforums.103642/ #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #bsd #daemonforums

Özgür Konstantin Kazanççı shares the latest improvements to jstats, his FreeBSD jail resource monitor, and introduces MariAdmin, a simple terminal menu for managing MariaDB/MySQL databases and users. He also presents openbsd-setup-ovh, a script that prepares a Debian or Ubuntu VPS to boot the OpenBSD installer through GRUB, with BIOS and UEFI support. The article includes console examples and his experience running OpenBSD on an OVHcloud VPS-4 from the 2027 range, with both IPv4 and IPv6 working successfully.

• https://github.com/ozgurkazancci/jstats
• https://github.com/ozgurkazancci/MariAdmin
• https://github.com/ozgurkazancci/openbsd-setup-ovh

Finding a NAS that provides NVMe and SATA storage while being tiny enough to sit in my 10" rack, have a CPU that’s not hogging, use a small amount of watts and offers usage of a non-proprietary OS is not simple. Especially when you have the “must run any BSD” to the equation.

NetBSD's rumpkernel helps solve the problem of lack of drivers in the GNU Hurd as listed here.