[nflug] FreeBSD 6.2-RC1 is now available

[eric]

I'm fooling around with openBSD from what I read they focus more on
security, what do you think? I just want to set it up to run ssh and
thats it, do you think I chose well?
Thanks,
Eric

Wolfe, Robert wrote:

>On Tue, November 28, 2006 11:09 am, Ken Smith said:
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>>On Fri, 2006-11-24 at 07:11 -0500, Wolfe, Robert wrote:
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>>>FreeBSD 6.2-RC1 is now available
>>>Ken Smith kensmith at cse.Buffalo.EDU
>>>Fri Nov 17 14:51:10 UTC 2006
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>>>We have now reached the Release Candidate stage of the FreeBSD 6.2
>>>release cycle.  A few significant problems had been discovered during
>>>the initial BETA testing and those issues should now be fixed.  RC1 is
>>>the first of two planned Release Candidate builds.  If no more
>>>significant problems are reported 6.2-RELEASE builds will be done after
>>>RC2.
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>>[ Snip... ]
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>>Sometimes it gets scary where things I type wind up... :-)
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><LOL>  *waves*  Did not realize you were a member of the mailing list :)
>
>I installed 6.2rc1 under VMWare on my Windows XP Pro box at home.  It's
>funny to see an icon on my desktop saying "FreeBSD" with the little
>FreeBSD devil :)  So far, I like what I am seeing :)  I downloaded the
>November release of 7.0.  It works, but so far 6.0rc1 has been working
>very well for me in its current setup.
>
>I have an additional Sun U5 at home to play with that currently has Ubuntu
>on it, but MIGHT consider putting the Sparc version of FreeBSD 6.2rc1 on
>it.
>
>The only issue I am having now is getting KDE to load instead of the blah
>looking fvwm.  Any ideas? :)
>
>Finally, I have set up a FreeBSD message board at
>http://net261.ath.cx:85/smf/ in case you'd be interested in giving a visit
>:)
>
>Thanks for the response to my posting. :)
>
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