Distributions: From Ubuntu to Mandriva and Fedora

Apr 27, 2009, 12:02 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Alexandra Kleijn)

"The BSD-Front
Version 7.1, the Galileo Edition of PC-BSD was released in mid-April. It's based on the stable branch of FreeBSD 7.1 and includes the KDE 4.2.2 desktop environment. A first release candidate of the next version of FreeBSD, version 7.2, was released a few days ago and the final version is scheduled for release on the 4th of May. A second and final release candidate is currently in the works.

"FreeNAS, a Network-attached storage (NAS) UNIX like server operating system based on FreeBSD, was updated to version 0.69.1 (code-named Omnius). Even OpenBSD is expecting a new release: Theo de Raadt wants to release version 4.5 on the 1st of May. The changes in the upcoming release have already been listed in the provisional release notes for version 4.5."

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