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BlendIT BSD Cafe - FreeBSD
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Welcome to the "FreeBSD" community at the BSD Cafe BlendIT server!
Join us in our bustling virtual cafe, where we savor the finest virtual pastries and discuss all things FreeBSD. We're thrilled to have you here, and we hope this place becomes your go-to spot for all matters concerning FreeBSD. Whether you're a seasoned FreeBSD enthusiast, a curious newcomer, or simply intrigued by the world of BSD operating systems, this space is open for discussions, questions, and knowledge exchange. Feel free to introduce yourself, pose questions, share your experiences, or engage in conversations about FreeBSD's robustness, performance, and its thriving community. We foster a warm and respectful environment where everyone can learn and contribute. So, take a seat in our bustling cafe, treat yourself to a virtual pastry, and let's dive into the exciting world of FreeBSD together! Your insights and questions are highly valued, and we eagerly anticipate enlightening conversations within this community.
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@freebsd 14 : Découverte de l'installation
https://youtu.be/kz8YwKMFLVg?si=HJsScL_KpWoeo7Hx by @_adriend_ @YouTube
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Bastille has merged support for bootstrapping end-of-life (EOL) FreeBSD releases as far back as 9.0-RELEASE. This extends support for legacy applications, testing and secure sandboxing for FreeBSD applications all the way back to 2012!
It goes without saying, any experimentation you do on ancient releases is your responsibility. We're excited to see what you do with this new feature, but please don't bring us the skeletal remains of years-old bugs in unsupported FreeBSD releases.
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Main page
https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.0R/
Highlights
Announcement:
Installation instructions:
Caution, for readers of the FreeBSD Handbook
Do not omit the fetch and install commands that should precede an upgrade command. See:
(Those steps are missing from the Handbook.)
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