What is BSD and what does it differ from Linux? Do you know the difference between Unix and Linux? What is UbuntuBSD?
Before Linux, Unix operating systems were designed by AT&T Ken Thompson, Denis Ricthie and a team. The development of Unix began in the 70s. You might be surprised to hear that Unix was closed source. AT&T licensed Unix to various third parties, both academic and commercial.
One of the academic leaves went to the University of California, Berkeley. The operating system Unix developed by the university is also known as BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution).. One of the most popular derivatives open source code of BSD is FreeBSD.
Another most popular version of BSD is Mac OS X. Apple.
In 1991, the Finn college student της επιστήμης των computers Linus Torvalds ανέπτυξε το δικό του κλώνο Unix από το μηδέν. Αυτό γνωρίζουμε σήμερα σαν Linux Kernel. Οι διανομές Linux πρόσθεσαν σύστημα GUI, βοηθητικά προγράμματα GNU (όπως τα cp, mv, ls,date, bash κλπ), εργαλεία εγκατάστασης και διαχείρισης, GNU c/c++ Compilers και διάφορες άλλες εφαρμογές στον πυρήνα του Linux.
Let's see now what it is UbuntuBSD.
Once you've understood the difference between Unix, Linux and FreeBSD, let's talk about UbuntuBSD with a Linux system with FreeBSD kernel.
The operating system Debian GNU / kFreeBSD is available for many years. This is a Debian port to run with FreeBSD and not with the usual Linux kernel.
PacBSD (formerly known as ArchBSD) is an Arch operating system running FreeBSD kernel.
So UbuntuBSD is a similar Ubuntu application on the FreeBSD kernel. The code name for UbuntuBSD is Escape From SystemD.
So let's introduce you to the 3 beta of ubuntuBSD 15.10 that was released on 1 in April. As it appears, it updates the LightDM connection manager to version 1.16.4-0ubuntu1 + bsd2 by adding virtual text consoles to the F1-F4 keys.
The final or fixed version of the operating system will be released before the end of 2016.
You can download ISO from the link below.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ubuntubsd/files/latest/download
