Prominent features of GhostBSD 10.1 include the ability to choose between installing the GRUB or BSD bootloaders, or no bootloader, the addition of the Station Tweak utility, which is a fork of the Mate Tweak tool, enablement of VT Console by default, and the addition of the powerful Vim text editor software. GhostBSD 10.1 also sees the addition of the Qt-based OctoPkg graphical user interface utility for pkgng.
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