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DragonFly BSD 2.4 released. It’s not FreeBSD anymore

By Sean Michael Kerner

“New features, aside, what is interesting to me is that
DragonFly BSD still exists. It’s an effort that started out in 2003
as a fork of FreeBSD 4.x. Here we are six years later and this fork
is still alive and well.

“FreeBSD is now moving toward its FreeBSD 8 release and many,
many things have changed, in both BSD’s.”


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