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List of BSD licensed games

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==First Person Shooters==
===Content: Open source===
*AssaultCube (zlib)

===Content: Proprietary===
*Cube (zlib)
*Cube 2: Sauerbraten (zlib)

==RPG==
===Tools===
*IrrRPG

==Space Adventure==
*Chromium BSU (BSD)

==Text Mode==
*Abuse

List of BSD licensed games

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==First Person Shooters==
===Content: Open source==
*AssaultCube (zlib)

===Content: Proprietary===
*Cube (zlib)
*Cube 2: Sauerbraten (zlib)

==RPG==
===Tools===
*IrrRPG

==Space Adventure==
*Chromium BSU (BSD)

==Text Mode==
*Abuse

List of BSD licensed games

2012-04-15T06:34:19Z

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test

User:Toredhiddenuser

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Hello !

User talk:Jimbo

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Do yo know any utility command same "mc" in Linux which we can use in FreeBSD?

== two things ==

a) midnight commander is available in ports i think -- check /usr/ports/misc/mc
b) a user's Talk: page isn't really the place for questions...but to be fair, there really isn't a good place for them now.

--[[User:Dave|Dave]] 08:19, 21 Jan 2005 (EST)

== megarc ==

Thank you for providing this site. It's proven useful to me more than a few times. I signed up to share some documentation for the undocumented command-line utility for LSI storage devices, called '''''megarc'''''. It isn't complete, but as far as it goes it's accurate. Would you like to have it? [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 03:11, 6 April 2006 (EDT)

== MediaWiki talk: ==
What is accomplished by the recent attack on MediaWiki talk: pages? [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 17:34, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
: spam. [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 18:41, 11 May 2006 (EDT)

== spam attacks ==

Ninereasons: if you had looked at the content of the spammed pages, you'd have seen tons of links to shady (typically Russian hosted) spammer pages. It's called "black hat SEO", which you can Google for more info. These types of attempts have died down on the wiki lately because MOST of the spammers are bright enough to realize that MediaWiki has used the rel=nofollow tag (again, Google for more info) for a full year now. This spammer, sadly, was not that bright. --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 23:13, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
: I eventually did look at the contents. I didn't know about the nofollow tag, though, until I saw your notice. My own wiki is not public, so I've never gotten very deep into how to stop this kind of stuff. What a nuisance. [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 23:22, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
:: Yes, in a big way. If your wiki is on a publicly *routable* IP, by the way, I'd strongly suggest you make certain that it uses a version of MediaWiki after 1.4 (which will therefore use the rel=nofollow tags) - spammers look for particular versions of wikis which are useful for SEO by simple portscan as well as by search engine crawling, *especially* now that up-to-date MediaWikis aren't useful to them. (And be aware that requiring user registration is actually ''counter''productive - their bots are all quite capable of registering 1,000 new accounts in under a minute, but they don't generally bother to do it if you don't have reg requirements turned on.) --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 23:28, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
::: Our wiki only serves the LAN. I'm curious though, what do you do to purge your database of this stuff? It must add a lot of bloat, over time. [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 23:33, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
:::: Not many attacks actually succeed - I've got several filters, one of which I wrote myself, that foil the vast majority of the attacks before they ever happen. (I've also been known to preemptively decide things like "Russia's network space sucks" and prohibit vast IP blocks from using the HTTP POST method.) Of the ones that do, I generally just delete the page, if they create a new one, or roll back their edit if they edit an existing one. I seriously considered writing a SQL query to automagically get rid of all of this last miscreant's crap, but after reflection I decided that since I just got off an airplane I had more energy for 10 minutes of mindless clicking than I did for 10 minutes of careful SQL testing. =) Honestly, this wiki is pretty insignificant in terms of disk space requirement anyway - it's currently only occupying about 33M. --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 23:54, 11 May 2006 (EDT)

== machine names and style consistency ==

'''[[User_talk:Ninereasons#machine names and style consistency|Will do]]''' —— [[User:Ninereasons|Ninereasons]] 11:22, 17 May 2006 (EDT)

== Thanks Jimbo ==

Thank you Jimbo! Just doing my bit to help the FreeBSD community. If there are any particular pages that could do with some work let me know, glad to help! [[User:DrModiford|DrModiford]]

== Why is Toredhiddenuser banned? ==

Can you un-ban this user? The edits are not spams, they are just small articles that need expansion.

OpenBSD

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OpenBSD is a [[BSD]] operating system derived from [[NetBSD]], and it focused on maximum security. This operating system had only one remote hole, in heck of a long time!

List of BSD or similar licensed software

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==Base Operating Systems==
*[[FreeBSD]] - Monolithic (BSD)
*[[NetBSD]] - Monolithic, Portable (BSD)(Pure)
*[[OpenBSD]] - Monolithic, Ultra-Secure (BSD)(Pure)
*Minix 3 - Microkernel
*HelenOS
*HaikuOS

==Desktop Environments==
*Enlightenment
*Etoile

==LiveCDs==
=== [[OpenBSD]] based ===
* [[Anonym.OS]] – an [[OpenBSD]]-based disk for secure anonymous web browsing
* BSDanywhere [http://bsdanywhere.org/]
* jggimi [http://jggimi.homeip.net/livecd/downloads.html] - a set of [[LiveCD]]s
* OliveBSD [http://g.paderni.free.fr/olivebsd/]
* MarBSD[http://openbsd.maroufi.net/download_en.shtml]
* OpenBSD Live-CD Firewall [http://www.alti.at/knowhow/obsdlivecd/fw.php]

=== [[FreeBSD]] based ===
* [[PC-BSD]] – FreeBSD-based
* [[DesktopBSD]] – as of 1.6RC1 FreeBSD and FreeSBIE based
* [[FreeBSD]] – has supported use of a "fixit" CD for diagnostics since 1996
* [[FreeNAS]] – m0n0wall-based
* [[FreeSBIE]] – [[FreeBSD]]-based
* [[Ging (live CD)|Ging]] – [[Debian GNU/kFreeBSD]]-based
* [[m0n0wall]] – FreeBSD-based
* [[pfSense]] – m0n0wall-based
* [[GhostBSD]] - FreeBSD based with gnome gui, installable to HDD

=== [[NetBSD]] based ===
* [[Jibbed]] – NetBSD-based

=== Other BSDs ===
* [[DragonFly BSD]]

==Operating System Distributions==
*[[PC-BSD]]
*[[GhostBSD]]

==Web Browsers==
*Chromium
*SRWare Iron

==Web Clients (Other)==
*cURL

==Window Managers==
*FVWM (only the one shipped with OpenBSD)
*FluxBox (MIT)
*BlackBox
*Enlightenment (BSD)
*Etoile (BSD)

==Web Servers==
*Apache Web Server 1.x (BSD like)
*Apache Web Server 2.x (Apache)

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