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- The FreeBSD Forums
The FreeBSD Forums Have some non-FreeBSD related questions, or want just to chit-chat about anything that is not related to FreeBSD? This is the forum for you Note: this is NOT a forum for technical questions about non-FreeBSD operating systems!
- Attempted to upgrade to 14. 2-RELEASE today - The FreeBSD Forums
FreeBSD 14 2-RELEASE Release Notes FreeBSD is an operating system used to power modern servers, desktops, and embedded platforms
- How to Find FreeBSD-compatible Hardware? - The FreeBSD Forums
Since FreeBSD is way more efficient, you don't need hardware hot off the press, you also get bargains that way Use wired ethernet and check compatibility with the on-board NIC or network card
- Solved - upgrading from 14. 2 to 14. 3 didnt went well | The FreeBSD Forums
After doing freebsd-update upgrade -r 14 3-RELEASE did you: freebsd-update install (this installs the new kernel, typically you want to reboot after this) freebsd-update install (this will install the new userland) freebsd-update install (this may do nothing but it may clean old libraries)
- Best FreeBSD distro? | The FreeBSD Forums
I was searching for about other FreeBSD "distros" (and by distros I mean other versions like: NomadBSD, HelloSystem, MidnightBSD, GhostBSD, HardenedBSD, NextBSD and etc ), and i wanted to know which one is considered the "best" from these i descripted
- Intel Alder and Raptor Lake support - The FreeBSD Forums
When do you think that these architectures will be supported in FreeBSD? Seems like OpenBSD does, even the iGPUs Also, how good is the support for the AMD equivalents?
- Exactly how bad is gaming on FreeBSD? - The FreeBSD Forums
I run FreeBSD on my secondary desktop and my primary laptop (no dualboot, 100% full time FreeBSD on those) I would like to know how often a game that works on Linux typically fails on FreeBSD - is it even worth considering? Otherwise, if it's not worth considering, I'm planning on just putting Slackware on my gaming computer
- why the move from freebsd to debian (or any other . . . - The FreeBSD Forums
FreeBSD did and does not have that problem: ZFS has always been an integral part of the base-install and its kernel since its adoption after Sun open sourced ZFS For Linux the ZFS development is proceeding in such a manner that nowadays many consider ZFS for Linux production ready
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