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FreeBSD has officially joined the Open Container Initiative (OCI), marking an important step in aligning FreeBSD’s long-established jail technology with widely adopted container standards.
Watch the discussion:
buff.ly/023KSqB
How do you see OCI compatibility influencing your use of FreeBSD?
Watch the discussion:
buff.ly/023KSqB
How do you see OCI compatibility influencing your use of FreeBSD?
November 6, 2025 at 7:44 PM
FreeBSD has officially joined the Open Container Initiative (OCI), marking an important step in aligning FreeBSD’s long-established jail technology with widely adopted container standards.
Watch the discussion:
buff.ly/023KSqB
How do you see OCI compatibility influencing your use of FreeBSD?
Watch the discussion:
buff.ly/023KSqB
How do you see OCI compatibility influencing your use of FreeBSD?
Introducing the FreeBSD Meetings YouTube Channel!
We’ve launched a new dedicated space for meeting-style content.
Our main YouTube channel will continue to host technical videos, while the new channel will feature community calls, working group updates, and more.
Subscribe here: buff.ly/q3cbGzm
We’ve launched a new dedicated space for meeting-style content.
Our main YouTube channel will continue to host technical videos, while the new channel will feature community calls, working group updates, and more.
Subscribe here: buff.ly/q3cbGzm
October 16, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Introducing the FreeBSD Meetings YouTube Channel!
We’ve launched a new dedicated space for meeting-style content.
Our main YouTube channel will continue to host technical videos, while the new channel will feature community calls, working group updates, and more.
Subscribe here: buff.ly/q3cbGzm
We’ve launched a new dedicated space for meeting-style content.
Our main YouTube channel will continue to host technical videos, while the new channel will feature community calls, working group updates, and more.
Subscribe here: buff.ly/q3cbGzm
🎓 2025 Google Summer of Code participant Aaron Espinoza ran a project to test FreeBSD device drivers written in Rust. Here’s a short introduction to that piece of work.
Watch Aaron’s GSoC talk: buff.ly/Qss8cy7
💻 Explore the code: buff.ly/r1Wgk5K
Watch Aaron’s GSoC talk: buff.ly/Qss8cy7
💻 Explore the code: buff.ly/r1Wgk5K
October 13, 2025 at 5:30 PM
🎓 2025 Google Summer of Code participant Aaron Espinoza ran a project to test FreeBSD device drivers written in Rust. Here’s a short introduction to that piece of work.
Watch Aaron’s GSoC talk: buff.ly/Qss8cy7
💻 Explore the code: buff.ly/r1Wgk5K
Watch Aaron’s GSoC talk: buff.ly/Qss8cy7
💻 Explore the code: buff.ly/r1Wgk5K