Archive for the 'BSD Talk' Category

BSD hobbiest Deborah Norling

Podcast LogosThis is a podcast from BSD Talk with Deborah Norling on her use of BSD on old hardware and accessibility on the BSDs. This interview is quite different from the normal technicals talks.

Listen to the podcast: MP3 | OGG

Interview with Ken Smith (FreeBSD 7.0)

Podcast LogosWill Backman from BSDTalk has uploaded an interview with Ken Smith (podcast), lead release engineer for FreeBSD. This interview is about the release of FreeBSD 7, performance tweaking, the release process, the features that made it in 7.0 and which will be found in a future releases. Enjoy.

Kris Moore on PBI v4 (Interview)

Will Backman from BSDTalk has interviewed Kris Moore,  PC-BSD founder, on the latest version of PBI (PC-BSD Push Button Installer).

Listen to the interview here.

BSDTalk’s interview with Dru Lavigne

Podcast LogosWill Backman from BSDTalk has uploaded another interview (the 3rd) with Dru Lavigne. She talks about her new book “The Best of FreeBSD Basics“, the upcoming BSDA exam and the Open Source Business Resource.

Download/Listen as MP3 or OGG

Thank you and feedback request

Thank youThank you to those guys who have been promoting my blog recently: Dru Lavigne, Oliver Herold, Justin Sherrill and Steven Rosenburg. It was especially kind of Justin Sherrill from the DragonFlyBSD team to refer to my site since I don’t track the development of DragonFlyBSD on this blog. If you want to know more about DragonFlyBSD have a look at the project’s website, Wikipedia or listen to these podcasts. If I have forgotten to mention your name here, please accept my sincere apologies and email me the link to your page and I’ll update this post.

If you have a FreeBSD related product or website that you wish to promote, contact me and I’ll blog about it (for free!). The whole purpose of this site is promoting FreeBSD. The other day I received an email from Diane from the HamFreeSBIE project if I could write a little bit about HamFreesBIE and give it some attention. This I will do later today.

We have now more than the 100 readers that have subscribed to RSS and hundreds visiting each day. Can you do me a favour and tell all those interested in BSD and open source software in general about my site?

If you like this blog, “FreeBSD – the unknown Giant”, please let me know. If there are things that you don’t like or would like to see changed, I’d love to hear from you too. Feel free to contact me with suggestions to make this site even better.

Many thanks

Gerard

FreeBSD news - quick links (week 4)

Some quick links that you may want to check out.

BSDTalk interview on PF Firewall

This is a BSDTalk interview with Peter N. M. Hansteen on the PF, Packet Filter, a firewall originally developed by OpenBSD. To find out more about the PF Firewall, check out “The Book of PF“.

LinuxReality Podcast: M0n0wall and pfSense

LinuxReality.com (a site with Linux related podcasts - similar to the BSD focused bsdtalk.blogspot.com) has posted a podcast (episode 84) that focuses on Linux and (network) security. In this episode Paul Asadoorian and Larry Pesce of the Pauldotcom Security Weekly Podcast are interviewed.

Amongst the many things discussed, M0n0wall and pfSense are also mentioned.

Download the podcast: MP3 or OGG

AsiaBSDCon 2008 Update

Podcast logoWill Beckman has posted a podcast on AsiaBSDCon 2008 with Hiroki Sato and George Neville-Neil.

Download/listen MP3 | OGG

Richard Stallman on GNU & Free Software

Podcast logoWill Backman (BSDtalk) has uploaded an interview with Richard Stallman on GNU and Free Software in general.

To listen click here. Mr Stallman has requested that this podcast only be distributed in the free/open source OGG format.