Awesome-BSD-Ports-Programs-And-Projects
A Repo Detailing BSD Ports, Programs, and Projects.
https://github.com/SaintFenix/Awesome-BSD-Ports-Programs-And-Projects
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Other BSDs
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Utilities
- pfsense - A BSD that functions as a firewall for a home or enterprise network, one of the successors to m0n0wall.
- MirBSD - A BSD based somewhat off OpenBSD, and parts of NetBSD. The project focuses on its unique MirPorts Framework.
- HardenedBSD - A security conscious branch of FreeBSD development.
- OPNsense - A BSD that functions as a Firewall for a home network, or Enterprise, one of the successors to m0n0wall.
- BSD Router Project - A Project to create a BSD distribution focusing on turning the OS into a Router.
- MidnightBSD - A BSD designed for the average desktop user with both Lumina and GNOME 3 desktops available and all the basic software the average user would need.
- NomadBSD - A BSD designed to be used off a flash drive, based on FreeBSD.
- OS108 - OS108 is a fast, open and Secure Desktop Operating System built on top of NetBSD.
- SmallWall - A BSD Firewall OS designed to be like the old m0n0wall, light and effective. Distro is still barely active.
- TrueNAS - A BSD based off of FreeBSD focussing on providing the best Fileserver experience for both at home, and in the enterprise.
- BlackBSD - Based off of NetBSD BlackBSD is a penetration testing distribution with many common pen-testing applications pre-installed. It functions completely as a liveCD or USB.
- GhostBSD - A BSD based on FreeBSD it is Designed around the MATE desktop Environment or the XFCE desktop environment, Attempting to be simple, complete, and welcoming.
- Orbis OS - The Playstation 4 Operating system, not available other than on PS4.
- Hello - Based on FreeBSD, [Hello is Desktop system](https://medium.com/@probonopd/hello-lets-make-a-freebsd-for-mere-mortals-41b8f93ba075) for creators with focus on simplicity, elegance, and usability. Less, but better!
- SmallWall - A BSD Firewall OS designed to be like the old m0n0wall, light and effective. Distro is still barely active.
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Community
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Podcasts:
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Forums:
- DragonflyBSD Mailing Lists - The Official DragonflyBSD Mailing lists.
- FreeBSD Forums - The Official FreeBSD forums.
- GhostBSD Forums - The Official GhostBSD Forums.
- MirBSD Mailing List - The Official Mailing Lists for MirBSD.
- OpenBSD Mailing Lists - The Official OpenBSD Mailing Lists.
- Smallwall Forums - The Official Forums for SmallWall BSD.
- BSDForen - (German) a center for the German speaking BSD Userbase.
- UnitedBSD Main Forum
- Raspberry Pi Forums - FreeBSD - A Forum dedicated for those running FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi.
- NetBSD Mailing Lists - The Official NetBSD Mailing lists.
- NetBSD Mailing List Forum Mirror - This forum functions as a bridge to the Net BSD Mailing lists, and posts and replies on either end, will show for the other side.
- OS108 forums - The Official OS108 Forums.
- Unix.com BSD Forum - the BSD subforum at Unix.com.
- UnitedBSD - OtherBSDs
- UnitedBSD - FreeBSD
- UnitedBSD - NetBSD
- UnitedBSD - OpenBSD
- Raspberry Pi Forums - FreeBSD - A Forum dedicated for those running FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi.
- Unix.com BSD Forum - the BSD subforum at Unix.com.
- DaemonForums - a very long running forum with sections for FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD.
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FAQ
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Miscallaneous Web Resources
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Subreddits:
- The OpenBSD Handbook
- Netbsd.fi - a website that combines netbsd questions and news articles into a continuous feed.
- Undeadly.org - an OpenBSD News aggregator.
- BSDsec - deadsimple BSD Security Advisories and Announcements.
- Pkgs.org - Pkgs.org is a website dedicated to tracking packages for multiple OS's and also does so for the NetBSD and Free BSD Projects.
- BSD Magazine - A Digital Only BSD Magazine, it does have a subscription fee, but also has a free tier.
- FreeBSD Foundation Resources - a variety of how-to's and projects for FreeBSD users from the Free BSD foundation.
- FreeBSD Wiki - The Official FreeBSD Wiki.
- GhostBSD Wiki - The Official Wiki of GhostBSD.
- iBSD - a Blog dedicated to showing how to do things on BSD.
- NetBSD Blog - The NetBSD blog from NetBSD.org, acts a sort of news aggregator.
- NetBSD wiki - The Official NetBSD Wiki.
- Planet FreeBSD - A News Aggregator for FreeBSD.
- Why-OpenBSD.Rocks - A site dedicated to providing the visitor with a random fact about why OpenBSD is a well built Operating System.
- The DragonflyBSD Handbook
- The FreeBSD Handbook
- The NetBSD Handbook
- FreeBSDnews.com - a News website dedicated to FreeBSD.
- FreeBSD Port Tree on Github - The FreeBSD port tree on Github as a read only mirror, you can watch daily how often ports are updated or added here.
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Ports and Programs
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Editors
-  - Atom UIs to support language services and debuggers as part of Atom IDE. Installable on any Atom installation as a plugin.
-  - IRC (Internet Relay Chat) provides a way of communicating in real time with people. Generally, the user runs a client program to a server running a IRC server software. Hybrid ircd is such a server.
-  - Open source Slack-alternative in Golang and React.
-  - Bacula is a set of Open Source, computer programs that permit you to manage backup, recovery, and verification of computer data across a network of computers of different kinds. This is for the server installation.
-  - Arx Libertatis is a cross-platform, open source port of Arx Fatalis, a 2002 first-person role-playing game developed by Arkane Studios.
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Office
-  - Oh My Fish is an open source, framework which allows for the installation of plugins that extend the functionality of fish. Can be installed via git or shellscript.
-  - Oh My Zsh is an open source, community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Can be installed via git or shellscript if not in Ports.
-  - Oh My Zsh is an open source, community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration and themes. Can be installed via git or shellscript if not in Ports. The original oh-my-framework.
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Terminal Emulators
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Other Awesome Lists
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Subreddits:
- Awesome UNIX - covers the variety of UNIX likes and has a section for BSD.
- Awesome BSD - Covers mainly BSD OS variants, and groups to discuss BSD with across social media.
- Awesome OpenBSD - A List of resources related to the Open BSD Operating System.
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Unsure how to contribute?
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Subreddits:
- How to Git from the Command Line
- What is Markdown? - Markdown is the writing method used to create this list, if you want to know how to format properly, it's best that you learn how to use Github Markdown.
- How to Use Github
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Programming Languages
Categories
Sub Categories
Utilities
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Subreddits:
33
Forums:
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Chat Clients
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Editors
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IRC Channels:
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UNIX Shells
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Security
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Command Line Utilities
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Desktop Environments
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Office
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Podcasts:
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Data Backup and Recovery
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Development
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Games
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File Managers
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Media Players
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Audio
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Network Tools
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Emulators
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Terminal Emulators
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Keywords
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linux
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terminal
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vim
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windows
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irc
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text-editor
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command-line
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freebsd
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python
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editor
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cross-platform
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chat
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shell
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rust
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go
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golang
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security
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cli
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gtk
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c-plus-plus
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gplv2
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openbsd
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unix
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security-tools
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awesome
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netbsd
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jabber
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ls
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opengl
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discord
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mattermost
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xmpp
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electron
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file-manager
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file-preview
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productivity
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tui
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commandline
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lua
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fish
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javascript
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ruby
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client
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php
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atom
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zulip
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whatsapp
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