Explore NetBSD

Release Date: 2008-12
01_2009_bsd_200
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  • Download Free Issue: Explore NetBSD
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  • NetBSD Install

    Patrick shows step-by-step how to install NetBSD- one of the four major BSD systems.
    - Patrick Pippen
  • MirOS BSD: the peaceful operating system

    Benny and Thorsten discuss the installation and configuration of MirOS BSD – a secure computer operating system from the BSD family.
    - Thorsten Glaser
  • BSD live CD's - an entry level of acquaintance?

    In this article Jan looks at live CD’s based on BSD.
    - Jan Stedehouder
  • How it works? OpenSolaris, FreeBSD and OpenSuse

    This article is a comparison of Opensolaris -200805, FreeBSD 7 and OpenSuse 11.
    - David Gurvich
  • Multi-User Conferencing

    Eric and Michele introduce you to the process of configuration of Jabber’s Multi-User Conferencing and show how to start up the conference room/chat server for your Jabber server.
    - Eric Schnoebelen
  • GDB and you - part 1

    This first part of the series assumes a basic knowledge of the c programming language which is necessary to follow the examples.
    - Carlos Neira
  • Installing Prelude IDS

    In this article Henrik goes through the steps needed to implement Prelude IDS on NetBSD.
    - Henrik Lund Kramshøj
  • If it moves - crypt it! Hard drive encryption on BSD

    Marko shows some of the best solutions for encrypting in BSD family of operating systems.
    - Marko Milenovic
  • Packaging Software for OpenBSD - part 1

    In the first part of the articles series Edd demonstrates how you can make your own packages for OpenBSD.
    - Edd Barrett
  • Play Music on Your Slug with NetBSD

    This time Donald wants to teach our Slug to play music and takes a brief look at the Slim data protocol.
    - Donald T. Hayford
  • Interview with Simon Burge, Antti Kantee and Greg Oster

    Federico interviews our guests about WAPBL that provides metadata journaling for file systems.
    - Federico Biancuzzi
  • Review: Dru Lavigne's The Best of FreeBSD Basics
    - Peter N. M. Hansteen
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