FreeBSD might be the most well-known BSD variant. The project dates back to the early '90s, after an earlier effort to bring ...

This is where some Linux users get the willies; FreeBSD is different enough from Linux to throw them for a loop. Fundamentally, however, it’s the same: We define partitions and configure swap ...

Take FreeBSD, for example. In a recent [GNULectures] video, we get to see a user’s attempt to switch from desktop Linux to desktop FreeBSD.

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I'm all hot for the upcoming 5.3 release of FreeBSD, but I don't have enough partitions on this computer.I don't want to lose my data, though, so I was just thinking that I would copy ~ to my ...

Unix descendent to match Linux on features, with GNOME support expected this year, according to core developer.

FreeBSD is a free version of BSD Unix that is generally fairly compatible with most Linux applications, and to the untrained eye a BSD-based system looks a lot like Linux.

FreeBSD developer Scott Long told ZDNet UK on Thursday that the operating system, descended from the Unix derivative BSD, is "quickly approaching" feature parity with Linux.