External Links

Revision as of 06:56, 17 May 2006

Official FreeBSD Sites

• [1] FreeBSD Project's homepage
• [2] The FreeBSD Foundation - Non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the FreeBSD Project

General FreeBSD

• [3] BSD.org
• [4] The BSD License
• [5] FreeBSD @ DistroWatch
• [6] Great resource with BSD-specific articles, at O'Reilly Networks' website (ONLamp)
• [7] BSDNexus.com
• [8] BSDNexus Wallpapers
• [9] BSDFreaks.nl
• [10] BSD Pictures

3rd Party FreeBSD sites

• [11] FreshPorts - An up-to-date list of the status of every port in the ports collection, organised by category.
• [12] FreeBSD Hackers Net
• [13] FreeBSD @ UNIXGuide.net
• [14] FreeBSD @ OSdata.com
• [15] FreeBSD @ The Labs

Other BSD flavours

• [16] FreeBSD
• [17] OpenBSD
• [18] NetBSD
• [19] DragonFly BSD - A FreeBSD 4.x fork
• [20] PicoBSD - One floppy disk FreeBSD version. Great for routing, firewalls, etc.
• [21] ClosedBSD - A firewall and NAT utility. Boots off of a single floppy disk or CDROM. HD not required
• [22] FireFly BSD - A commercial DragonFly BSD-based OS
• [23] BSD/OS - BSDI Internet Server
• [24] Mac OS X - Most of the userland and some kernel parts are based on FreeBSD.
• [25] PC-BSD - A FreeBSD-based desktop OS
• [26] DesktopBSD - A FreeBSD-based desktop OS
• [27] GNUstep
• [28] m0n0wall - FreeBSD based Firewall
• [29] pfSense - m0n0wall based Firewall
• [30] MirOS
• [31] The FreeBSD LiveCD Project - ISO image and generation toolset
• [32] FreeSBIE -The most popular FreeBSD-based live CD OS
• [33] Frenzy ("portable system administrator toolkit")
• [34] LiveBSD - Another FreeBSD-based Live CD
• [35] TrustedBSD
• [36] FreeBSD for the Xbox
• [37] FreeBSD Hardening Project
• [38] FreeBSD Assembly Language Programming

FreeBSD News

• [39] FreeBSD in the press - Contains many links to articles that have appeared which mention FreeBSD.
• [40] BSD news
• [41] BSDplanet
• [42] Slashdot BSD
• [43] Daemon News
• [44] BSDFreak.org
• [45] BSDnewsletter.com
• [46] BSDatwork.com
• [47] BSD Newsletter
• [48] OSNews.com

Forums (English)

• [49] BSD Forums - The most popular FreeBSD forum
• [50] BSD Nexus Forum
• [51] BSD Support Forum
• [52] BSD Vault Forum
• [53] FreeBSD Diary forum
• [54] BSDForen (German)

Encyclopaedia / Wiki

• [55] Encyclopedia: Berkeley Software Distribution - History of Unix at Berkeley.
• [56] BSDWiki - dedicated to collecting information and resources for BSD operating systems.
• [57] FreeBSD Wiki - This wiki
• [58] BSD @ Wikipedia
• [59] Wikitest @ Freebsd.org - Seems to be a brand new FreeBSD developer wiki. They have a restrictive policy that you must be added by a developer to be allowed to edit it

FreeBSD Software

• [60] FreeBSD Ports - The FreeBSD ports and packages collection (10000+)
• [61] FreshPorts - The latest information on your favorite ports
• [62] The FreeBSD Ports Archive - A simple way to see the ports tree
• [63] BPM - A graphical (GTK-based) ports collection manager for FreeBSD
• [64] Barry - A Qt-based package manager for the FreeBSD operating system
• [65] GNOME on FreeBSD - The FreeBSD GNOME Website
• [66] KDE on FreeBSD - FreeBSD on KDE Website
• [67] GNOME packages - GNOME binary packages for FreeBSD
• [68] OpenOffice on FreeBSD - The OpenOffice on FreeBSD Website
• [69] BSD# - The BSD# Project is devoted to porting and maintaining the Mono .NET framework for FreeBSD. It's available in the FreeBSD ports
• [70] OpenPKG - Cross-platform RPM-based Unix software packaging available for FreeBSD

FreeBSD Usergroups

• [71] BSD User Groups
• [72] FreeBSD user groups

FreeBSD advocacy

• [73] *BSD myths - Describes and debunks some of the myths that surround the *BSD projects
• [74] FreeBSD Advocacy - 3 Reasons Why FreeBSD Is Better Than Your OS
• [75] BSD Advocacy Forum
• [76] About the FreeBSD Project - A Brief History of FreeBSD
• [77] Unsinkable FreeBSD rising by Nancy Cohen
• [78] Computerworld - Australian company develops FreeBSD-based radars
• [79] FreeBSD, Stealth-Growth Open Source Project By Sean Michael Kerner
• [80] Netcraft: Nearly 2.5 Million Active Sites running FreeBSD - A Netcraft report
• [81] BSD vs Linux - BSD for Linux users
• [82] UNIX vs LINUX by Artis Caune
• [83] The BSDs: Sophisticated, Powerful, and (Mostly) Free by Brett Glass
• [84] And what about BSD? By Brett Glass
• [85] Is FreeBSD a Superior Server Platform to Linux? By Nathan Boeger
• [86] FreeBSD vs Linux vs Windows - Is FreeBSD better than other OSes?

Commercial Software for FreeBSD

• [87] TextMaker - A commercial word processing app for FreeBSD
• [88] Vexira Antivirus for FreeBSD Servers - Virus protection for Windows users.
• [89] Serenity Virtual Station - A commercial PC emulator for FreeBSD
• [90] TapeWare - Backup software by Yosemite Technologies
• [91] Plesk - Hosting control panel software for FreeBSD and other OSes

BSD Search

• [92] Google's BSD search
• [93] BSDSearch.com

FreeBSD Documentation

• [94] FreeBSD documentation provided and maintained by the FreeBSD Documentation Project
• [95] FreeBSD Handbook - FreeBSD support channels
• [96] Resources for newbies - Some useful resources for newbies
• [97] Nederlandstalig Handboek (Dutch)

FreeBSD Help sites

FreeBSD Tutorials / Guides

• [98] FBSD-book - A comprehensive guide to FreeBSD
• [99] FreeBSD Open Documentation Library
• [100] FreeBSDhowtos.com - More FreeBSD HOWTOs
• [101] Defcon1.org - How-to articles and scripts
• [102] Chucktips - Another FreeBSD site for newbies (tips and how-to's)
• [103] The FreeBSD Diary - Collection of how-to guides for FreeBSD and forum
• [104] ezUnix.org - Unix and Unix-like How-to's
• [105] UnixCities - FreeBSD and Linux tutorials
• [106] The Clueless Computer User's Help Site - FreeBSD tutorials
• [107] Screaming Electron's How-To's
• [108] Essetee's How-To's (Dutch)
• [109] BSD Vault How-to's
• [110] O'Reilly Onlamp DevCentre How-to articles
• [111] The Labs: FreeBSD mini howtos - Topics: make world, ports & packages, tuning, adding swap space without repartition your hd, virtual domains, jails, etc.
• [112] FreeBSD cheat sheets
• [113] For People New to Both FreeBSD and Unix - This introduction is for people new to both FreeBSD and Unix--so it starts with basics.
• [114] BSD Guides - FreeBSD
• [115] Explaining BSD
• [116] Michael & Mary's PC-BSD tips -
• [117] Dru Lavigne's tutorials
• [118] Scottro's guides
• [119] FreeBSD mail archives
• [120] Unixguide's FreeBSD installguide
• [121] BSD Freak (Dutch)
• [122] OnLamp.com: FreeBSD basics - Dru Lavigne provides practical advice for completing common tasks under FreeBSD.

FreeBSD FAQ's

• [123] FreeBSD FAQ
• [124] FAQ FreeBSD @ unixguide.net
• [125] FreeBSD Mailing Lists
• [126] FreeBSD GNOME FAQ - Getting and keeping GNOME components and applications up-to-date.

FreeBSD Security

• [127] FreeBSD security advisories and related topics
• [128] FreeBSD VuXML - Documenting security issues in FreeBSD and the FreeBSD Ports Collection
• [129] BSD Updates - Free binary security updates for all the latest BSD operating systems

FreeBSD-related blogs and personal homepages

• [130] BSD Planet - Syndicates feeds from all major BSD sites and some BSD-related blogs
• [131] TaoSecurity - Topics: network security, FreeBSD, book reviews and more
• [132] Notes/FreeBSD - Configuring a FreeBSD server
• [133] MostlyGeek - Topics: FreeBSD, Security, Sys Admin, etc.
• [134] EnergyHQ - Miguel's weblog: *BSD, cats and more
• [135] Deamon dancing in the Dark - Wherein one man comments upon his journey to FreeBSD nirvana
• [136] Martin Cracauer's FreeBSD Page
• [137] BSDPodcast</font>

Miscelaneous

• [138] Free Software Magazine
• [139] Meaning of different device letters
• [140] Project Kamel (Stripped-down KDE project)
• [141] BSD-Systems.co.uk - Worldwide delivery of BSD-based and Linux-based operating systems
• [142] FreeBSD mirror sites - A database of FreeBSD mirrors
• [143] How to install Linux Oracle on FreeBSD
• [144] How to run Oracle for Linux on FreeBSD
• [145] Running Oracle Application Server for Linux on FreeBSD
• [146] FreeBSD Mall - Support the FreeBSD Project; buy FreeBSD CDs/DVD, bundles, t-shirts, stickers, ...
• [147] BSD Mall - Another Website where you can buy FreeBSD stuff.