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NetBSD 11.0-RC1 is now available for testing, featuring significant enhancements like improved RISC-V architecture support, advanced Linux binary emulation, new hardware sensor drivers, and major package updates including GCC 12.5 and OpenSSH 10.0. Download the ISOs and explore the future of this secure, portable open-source operating system.
Discover smolBSD, the NetBSD-based meta-OS for building sub-10ms booting micro-VMs and ultra-lean container images. Optimize your cloud-native infrastructure for speed, security, and reproducibility. Learn about its FOSDEM 2026 debut and practical applications.
Explore ChaosBSD, the downstream FreeBSD fork serving as a driver proving ground for unfinished, broken, and experimental hardware drivers. Learn how this staging distribution enables hardware reverse engineering, driver development, and upstream preparation.
FreeBSD 15.1 will debut an official KDE Plasma desktop installer option, a landmark achievement from the FreeBSD laptop initiative. Explore enhanced NVIDIA driver integration, s0ix/S4 power management, WiFi support, and what this means for desktop usability and high-CPM developer monetization. Read the full December 2025 status update analysis.
FreeBSD 15.0 Alpha 3 is now available, marking a major step towards the December stable release. Explore enhanced WiFi drivers, reproducible builds, KDE desktop integration, and significant improvements for the FreeBSD laptop and desktop experience. Download and test the latest alpha build.
Explore the upcoming NetBSD 11.0 release: Key features like enhanced Linux emulation, RISC-V support, UEFI tools, PVH boot, and updated packages. Official timeline, beta access, and why it matters for secure, portable computing.
FreeBSD 15.0 targets seamless KDE Plasma 6 desktop integration! Discover enhanced laptop support, automated graphics drivers, & hardware optimizations for a true out-of-the-box experience. Is FreeBSD the new Linux alternative?
DragonFlyBSD updates its Linux-ported DRM graphics driver to support aging AMD Picasso, Vega 20, and Intel Ice Lake GPUs—though still lagging behind Linux 6.16. Learn how this impacts BSD users, hardware compatibility, and open-source GPU innovation.
DragonFlyBSD 6.4.2 is now available, addressing critical kernel panics, VirtIO block device issues, and IPv6 networking bugs. Learn how this update impacts QEMU, Chromium, and enterprise server environments.
DragonFlyBSD may finally get UVC webcam support in 2025, bridging a decade-long gap with Linux and other BSDs. Learn how this update impacts streaming, conferencing, and hardware compatibility for this niche OS.
FreeBSD 14.3 beta is now available for testing, targeting a June 2026 stable release. Explore its hardware support, bug fixes, and the upcoming FreeBSD 15.0 major update—expected December 2025 with groundbreaking features. Learn how to test the beta today.
OpenBSD 7.7 foi lançado com melhorias em desempenho ARM64, suporte a AMD SEV, GPUs RDNA4 e Intel Arrow Lake. Ideal para servidores seguros e virtualização. Baixe agora!
A Pesquisa da Comunidade FreeBSD deste ano revela que 76% dos usuários de servidores FreeBSD consideram o ZFS o atributo de carga de trabalho mais crucial.
A versão 14.1-RC1 do FreeBSD está disponível para testes, preparando o caminho para o lançamento estável em junho.
Enquanto no Linux, os ambientes de desktop, a pilha gráfica e outros softwares de aplicação estão adotando progressivamente o suporte ao Wayland e focando menos no suporte ao X11/X.Org, o estado do suporte ao Wayland e a pilha de drivers gráficos de código aberto em geral são menos robustos entre os BSDs.
