Awesome-BSD-Ports-Programs-And-Projects

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Atom UIs to support language services and debuggers as part of Atom IDE. Installable on any Atom installation as a plugin

Based off of NetBSD BlackBSD is a penetration testing distribution with many common pen-testing applications pre-installed. It functions completely as a liveCD or USB

A Project to create a BSD distribution focusing on turning the OS into a Router

FuguIta is a live system which runs off Floppy disk or Flash drive which allows you to take OpenBSD with you regardless of machine

A BSD based on FreeBSD it is Designed around the MATE desktop Environment or the XFCE desktop environment, Attempting to be simple, complete, and welcoming

A security conscious branch of FreeBSD development

Hello

Based on FreeBSD, for creators with focus on simplicity, elegance, and usability. Less, but better!

A BSD designed for the average desktop user with both Lumina and GNOME 3 desktops available and all the basic software the average user would need

A BSD based somewhat off OpenBSD, and parts of NetBSD. The project focuses on its unique MirPorts Framework

A BSD designed to be used off a flash drive, based on FreeBSD

A BSD that functions as a Firewall for a home network, or Enterprise, one of the successors to m0n0wall

The Playstation 4 Operating system, not available other than on PS4

OS108 is a fast, open and Secure Desktop Operating System built on top of NetBSD

A BSD that functions as a firewall for a home or enterprise network, one of the successors to m0n0wall

A BSD Firewall OS designed to be like the old m0n0wall, light and effective. Distro is still barely active

A BSD based off of FreeBSD focussing on providing the best Fileserver experience for both at home, and in the enterprise

A BSD based off of FreeBSD which focuses on turning your computer into a Network Attached Storage Appliance

This assumes that you have installed the OS already

This tutorial uses higher end server hardware, but should apply equally to consumer hardware

From the official DragonflyBSD Docs

From the official FreeBSD Docs

From the official NetBSD Docs

From the official OpenBSD FAQs

The Official DragonflyBSD Mailing lists

The Official FreeBSD forums

The Official FreeBSD Mailing lists

A Forum dedicated for those running FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi

The Official NetBSD Mailing lists

This forum functions as a bridge to the Net BSD Mailing lists, and posts and replies on either end, will show for the other side

The Official OpenBSD Mailing Lists

The Official GhostBSD Forums

The Official OS108 Forums

The Official Mailing Lists for MirBSD

The Official Forums for SmallWall BSD

the BSD subforum at Unix.com

(German) a center for the German speaking BSD Userbase

a very long running forum with sections for FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD

BSD Now is Podcast discussing BSD news and happenings, which first aired on March 29th, 2018

A former BSD Podcast ended in 2017

Another former BSD podcast, ended in 2017

A Digital Only BSD Magazine, it does have a subscription fee, but also has a free tier

deadsimple BSD Security Advisories and Announcements

a variety of how-to's and projects for FreeBSD users from the Free BSD foundation

FreeBSD Port Tree on Github

The FreeBSD port tree on Github as a read only mirror, you can watch daily how often ports are updated or added here

a News website dedicated to FreeBSD

The Official FreeBSD Wiki

The Official Wiki of GhostBSD

a Blog dedicated to showing how to do things on BSD

a website that combines netbsd questions and news articles into a continuous feed

The NetBSD blog from NetBSD.org, acts a sort of news aggregator

The Official NetBSD Wiki

Pkgs.org is a website dedicated to tracking packages for multiple OS's and also does so for the NetBSD and Free BSD Projects

A News Aggregator for FreeBSD

an OpenBSD News aggregator

A site dedicated to providing the visitor with a random fact about why OpenBSD is a well built Operating System

Awesome BSD

Covers mainly BSD OS variants, and groups to discuss BSD with across social media

Awesome OpenBSD

A List of resources related to the Open BSD Operating System

Awesome UNIX

covers the variety of UNIX likes and has a section for BSD

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