BSD Section [Readme]

[jasonlambert]

Welcome to the BSD section here at linuxforums.org!

You can use this section to discuss all flavors of BSD, and BSD specifics such as bsd ports, programming, etc etc

Related Links:
http://www.bsd.org/
http://www.freebsd.org/
http://www.openbsd.org/
http://www.netbsd.org/

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Have Fun!

[sether]

yay!!!!!!!!!

[zeeone]

Hot Dog, I don't know much about it, but here we go......Thanks Jason

[Anonymous]

happy birthday bsd section!

[sether]

oh, and i'd like to take this opportunity to post a link to an article i found informative titled "BSD for Linux Users"

http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd...bsd4linux1.php

as there are probably going to be some Linux users on this site who want a better understanding of *BSD. i found the article to be unbiased (though the author does run FreeBSD) and very helpful for understanding the differences between *BSD and Linux.

so yeah, i'm sure someone's going to start a thread called "What's *BSD about, anyways??" or something similar, so we can just point people who ask this question to the article. tell me what you guys think.

[zeeone]

Thanks for the post sether, I will keep that one bookmarked, and yes for those who get snotty about BSD, link them there.

[sarumont]

oh, and i'd like to take this opportunity to post a link to an article i found informative titled "BSD for Linux Users"

http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd...bsd4linux1.php

as there are probably going to be some Linux users on this site who want a better understanding of *BSD. i found the article to be unbiased (though the author does run FreeBSD) and very helpful for understanding the differences between *BSD and Linux.

so yeah, i'm sure someone's going to start a thread called "What's *BSD about, anyways??" or something similar, so we can just point people who ask this question to the article. tell me what you guys think.

I read that quite a while ago and almost forgot about it. It's an excellent comparison for anyone who's looking to know what's so different about a *BSD.