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It is important to remember that PC-BSD is NOT a Linux distibution. Since the underlying FreeBSD system has been kept intact, you have a fully functional FreeBSD system under the hood that was built with speed and performance in mind. PC-BSD is and will always be based on FreeBSD's latest STABLE-branch. PC-BSD is essentially a customized installation of FreeBSD, and not a forked-derivative. PC-BSD started off as an independent project, but since 10 October 2006 PC-BSD is (financially) backed and supported by the enterprise-class hardware solution provider iXsystems.ġ.2 Differences between PC-BSD and FreeBSD In fact Unix has been the undisputed choice of information technology professionals for many years. When it comes to stability, scalability and openness Unix has no competition. It is based on one of the most powerful operating systems for servers, FreeBSD, a Unix-like server operating system which is based upon the BSD and Unix operating systems, arguably the best of breed systems nowadays.
#After patching vmware player 14.1 option for apple mac os x still not present windows
PC-BSD is a desktop-oriented operating system to the likes of Microsoft Windows XP or Apple Mac OS X. Taking a strong liking to FreeBSD due to its design, speed, and robustness, Kris Moore decided to create a user-friendly and intuitive FreeBSD based operating systems for desktop use. The BSD community had already very good server operating systems such as FreeBSD or OpenBSD, but none for the desktop market. However, Kris thought that the Linux market could have advanced more in user friendliness. With the arrival of "easy-to-use" Linux distributions (another Unix-like operating system) and their immediate success, it became obvious that there was a large niche market. A polished, full-featured, free-of-charge, open-source operating system with a BSD license, based on FreeBSD, that anybody could use, from the beginner to the advanced user alike, was a dream slowly being realised. What some FreeBSD advocates had been waiting for for years had finally arrived: an easy-to-use FreeBSD-based operating system for the desktop, with very little configuration necessary. Welcome to PC-BSD and many thanks for your interest.Įarly 2005 Kris Moore, the founder of PC-BSD, presented the first beta version of PC-BSD to the community. Thank you for your support.Ĭlick on any of the links below or open/download the Guide as one file: If you have suggestions for PC-BSD, you can either let us know on the forum, or send an e-mail to the Public Mailinglist, we value your opinion. We hope this guide is both simple and useful and make using PC-BSD an enjoyable experience. For the latest and most up-to-date version please visit the PC-BSD Guide online.
#After patching vmware player 14.1 option for apple mac os x still not present free
If so, feel free to report them to us on the documentation forum or the Documentation Mailinglist. As it is under constant development, you may come across mistakes and out-of-date information.
This Guide is aimed at users new to PC-BSD, FreeBSD and Unix in general. Welcome to the PC-BSD Guide brought to you by the Documentation Team:
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