Open Source FreeBSD Operating Systems

BSD Router Project (BSDRP) is a open source router distribution based on FreeBSD, supporting all majors routing protocols (RIP, OSPF, BGP, ISIS, PIM, etc..) and multi-tenant capabilities that fit on a 4GB Flash disk.

The ease and familiarity of Ubuntu with the rock-solid stability and performance of the FreeBSD kernel. This project is in BETA stage! It is production-ready in most cases but you could easily find some bugs. You have been warned. Need help? -> https://forums.ubuntubsd.org/ Join us on IRC! -> #ubuntubsd at Freenode Follow us on twitter! -> https://twitter.com/ubuntuBSD

Latest stable version - GNOME 3.26 - working Latest unstable version - GNOME 3.27 - working This project provides live systems built using the latest FreeBSD release and the latest GNOME ports from the FreeBSD GNOME project. Scripts used to build the LiveCDs are also available for downloading. The scripts are largely based on this article: https://wiki.freebsd.org/AndriyGapon/AvgLiveCD Note: This is not a general-purpose LiveCD! I track the development version instead of the stable version. If you want to do things other than previewing the latest (possibly unstable) GNOME release, please download the scripts to make your own LiveCDs. If any bug is found, please download the debug version LiveCD to find the cause and report it to the FreeBSD GNOME project or GNOME bugzilla. Starting from GNOME 3.12, most portability patches are merged upstream, so you can also directly use JHBuild on FreeBSD to check whether an issue is already fixed in the upstream.

The HeV project offers an open source solution for building “Virtual Private Clouds” with servers that may be indifferently located either within the user organization or dedicated servers offered by many hosting providers.

LightBSD is an Open Source distribution based on FreeBSD. We aim to develop an easy and light distribution.

Unix-based MaheshaBSD provides an easy to use Wordpress-server on USB-stick securely deployed, easily to administrate and very fast. Its capable of work under heavy workloads based on the FreeBSD technology and world-class security.

This project is a community driven effort to maintain virtual machine templates for the most popular operating systems and applications. Users that have virtual machine hosts (VmWare, VirtualBox, etc.) can roll out a new machine in a matter of minutes for testing or production. Why go through the hassle of installing an operating system if you just need to test how your code works with LinuxMint and Firefox? Need to roll out UbuntuServer as a base? Do it in a matter of minutes by linking directly to the template here. Looking to help with support, guides or templates? Inquire within! PC

This will be change in the future... for now i'm working on it.

I'm changing this to a Openbox setup. Will be making a FreeBSD base distro call BSDBox. This is the X11 SKEL for Openbox, and other programs that I design with the UI, The panel of choice is of course bmpanel2. Screenshot on the summary to see how it looks like. There is a C installer script that you can use inside home <DIR> su to the root shell, but make sure to be in your user home <DIR> ./installer should copy all the packages needed for this config, and also it will unextract the SKEL.

VOSP is the vslash.com OS Profiler and Delivery Management Facilities. This is a tool helping engineers to build quickly their own OS distribution set. It feature profiles management, releases build and packages handling ; usefull for embedded system.

'finddouble' application searches into a directory and all its sub directories. If it finds several times the same file, a warning message is displayed, but no other action is taken. It's main use is to help you optimize you disk usage.

Release your own FreeBSD. Grab an official FreeBSD ISO image, create a new project and build it. Current sub-projects are : FugFR LiveCD (XFCE LiveCD), Folie (Gnome LiveDVD concept), Klive (KDE LiveDVD concept), Etoile (EtoiléOS LiveCD experimental)

uPBX aim is to give the user a GUI to manage all the interesting features available on the CallWeaver PBX software, such as T38, SIP, H323, PSTN, Conferences, queues and many more.