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GIMP 2.6.7 Released
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| GIMP 2.6.7 comes with lots of bug-fixes and it contains an important fix for
| using GIMP with the latest GEGL and babl releases.
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http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/38872
FreeBSD 8.0 â What to look forward to
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| Over the next few months new versions of the major operating systems will be
| released: Mac OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard) sometime in September, Windows 7 on
| 22 October, and Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala), also in October.
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http://www.freebsdnews.net/2009/08/14/freebsd-8-0/
Recent:
Why FreeBSD 8 Won't Rewrite the Book
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| A major release of an operating system typically brings significant changes
| that require users to learn new skills.
|
| But backers of the open source FreeBSD 8 operating system say that's not
| necessarily going to be the case with its next major version.
|
| FreeBSD 8 is currently in its beta release cycle with a final release
| targeted for August. The new release will be the first major release since
| FreeBSD 7 in February 2008, with the most recent point update being the 7.2
| release in May of this year.
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3830041/Why+FreeBSD+8+Wont+Rewrite+the+Book.htm
My First FreeBSD Fling
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| I like FreeBSD now. I have fell in love with Ports. Compiling from source has
| its own advantages as you can specify several compile time options and the
| compiled program is better optimized for your particular system. And it feels
| so damn geeky! I love it.
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http://tuxturbo.blogspot.com/2009/06/freebsd.html
The new FreeBSD Core Team (2008-2010)
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| One of the major differences between FreeBSD and Linux, is that FreeBSD is
| coherent operating system, and that the building of it is steered and managed
| by a Core Team.
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http://www.freebsdnews.net/2008/07/18/the-new-freebsd-core-team-2008-2010/
http://tinyurl.com/6rtpb8
FreeBSD 7.0 review
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| I've long since lost the hope of returning to FreeBSD as a desktop or server
| operating system on my computers. It's probably going to be Linux and OpenBSD
| for me from here on in, barring some revolutionary change in FreeBSD. But
| that's the trouble with FreeBSD -- like an addicted gambler, it keeps trying
| to raise the stakes and make big changes in every release to atone for time
| wasted on fixing old problems. Â Â
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http://www.softwareinreview.com/bsd/freebsd_7.0_review.html
Related:
Review of FreeBSD 7
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| FreeBSD has come a long way and has created great technical solutions to
| tough problems. The new scheduler will offer performance gains for years to
| come. New architectures are being added frequently, including Sun
| Microsystems Niagra processors, Apple Mac Books (and Mac-mini), and even an
| initial port to the Xbox platform.
|
| The future is bright for FreeBSD and Iâm certainly looking forward to the
| pending 7.0 release and beyond. The 7.1 release will see the ULE scheduler
| enabled by default and should also see the inclusion of the new installer
| into the mainstream releases. The multi-processor scalability will continue
| with the next goal of linear scalability on sixteen cores. There are now more
| than seventeen thousand ports and, with the new and improved performance,
| FreeBSD makes a formidable desktop and server operating system.
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http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/review_of_freebsd_7
In Open Source We Trust
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| Todayâs post though is disturbing. In A Question of Trust, he discusses a
| certain competitor, Cittio, is possibly not honoring the GPL and not
| disclosing to clients that theyâre actually deploying a solution based on
| OpenNMS.
|
| [...]
|
| This is the sort of thing that the community-at-large deserves to know, hence
| the reason Iâm posting this. It deserves our attention and I hope it is
| resolved quickly. The GPL is not a license to rip people off, and you guys
| deserve your just credit and recognition for your hard work and donations.
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http://www.hyperic.com/blog/hyperic/2008/03/03/in-open-source-we-trust/
First look at FreeBSD 7.0
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| So would FreeBSD 7.0 make a decent desktop system? I haven't run it long
| enough to be able to answer the question, but from my initial testing I would
| be perfectly happy to give it a more intensive try. It certainly looks like a
| nicely crafted system, with extreme attention to detail - at least when it
| comes to the kernel and userland.
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http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20080303#feature
Ubuntu Mirror returns to the Vietnam BSD/Linux Mirror
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| The Ubuntu Mirror has returned to the Vietnam BSD/Linux Mirror. Only the ISO
| images will be available on this mirror due to bandwidth limitations.
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http://www.saigonnezumi.com/?p=577
Faster Performance, Fewer Machines For FreeBSD?
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| "FreeBSD has the ability to run Linux programs without recompilation," Lucas
| explained. "For example, I use Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux on my FreeBSD
| laptop. It works flawlessly."
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3731386/Faster+Performance+Fewer+Machines+For+FreeBSD.htm
What's New in FreeBSD 7.0
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| Federico Biancuzzi interviewed two dozen developers to discuss all the cool
| details of FreeBSD 7.0: networking and SMP performance, SCTP support, the new
| IPSEC stack, virtualization, monitoring frameworks, ports, storage limits and
| a new journaling facility, what changed in the accounting file format,
| jemalloc(), ULE, and more.
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http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2008/02/26/whats-new-in-freebsd-70.html?CMP=OTC-6YE827253101&ATT=What+s+New+in+FreeBSD+7+0
http://tinyurl.com/36y3su
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