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So, is this a fork, or...? I know they're affiliated with PC-BSD, and I know that PC-BSD is a separate system, but beyond that, I'm lost. It looks like it may
by qwertyuiop924 10y ago
So, is this a fork, or...?
I know they're affiliated with PC-BSD, and I know that PC-BSD is a separate system, but beyond that, I'm lost.
It looks like it may be an RHEL/Fedora thing, with PC-BSD being stable and rock-solid, and TrueOS being bleeding edge. But I could be wrong.
Also, while Lumina looks kind of nice, if I installed this, my next step would be installing either XFCE (the best full-on DE out there) or i3 (the best tiled WM out there).
- mwfunk 10y agoIt looks like it's the successor to PC-BSD. It's from iXsystems, the developers of PC-BSD.
- akerro 10y agoPC-BSD is no longer a separate system. PC-BSD was merged into TrueOS, probably to save some maintenance powers and save on trademarks. PC-bsd blogs tells you to go to TrueOS page: https://web.pcbsd.org/development/moretrueos/ https://web.pcbsd.org/development/moretrueos/ > PC-BSD being stable and rock-solid, and TrueOS being bleeding edge. But I could be wrong. TrueOS was basically the same as PC-BSD but for servers.
- finid 10y agoPC-BSD to TrueOS is like BackTrack Linux to Kali Linux. An evolved product from the same developers.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- jyasmilsyade 10y agoPC-BSD
- jyasmilsyade 10y agoPC-BSD
- abcgggg 10y agoBssd
- abcgggg 10y agoProva
- abcgggg 10y agoBsd
- JdeBP 10y agoIt's a rebranding, plain and simple.