I have permission to include a few pages from the Definitive Guide to PC-BSD in the next issue of BSD Mag and could use some help determining what to submit.

The audio for my SCALE 2010 talk on BSD for Linux Users is now available in mp3 format. The accompanying slides are in PDF format.

The Best of FreeBSD Basics is now available for the Kindle.

The next issue of BSD Mag is now available for download. From the table of contents:

Several readers have asked for the table of contents to the Definitive Guide to PC-BSD. With the permission of the publisher, here it is:

Interesting reading still exists, even when I'm too busy to blog about it...

The editorial theme for the March issue of the OSBR is Mobile. The guest editors are François Lefebvre from Communications Research Centre, Canada and Thomas Kunz from Carleton University, Ottawa. This month's authors include:

PC-BSD 8.0 (Hubble Edition) hit the mirrors last night and was officially announced this morning. For those of you using VMWare, the VMWare images should be available tomorrow or Wednesday. From the announcement:

Interested in a copy of The Definitive Guide to PC-BSD? Consider pre-ordering from the FreeBSD Mall.

HAST (high availability storage) has been committed to FreeBSD.

The Southern California Linux Exposition will be held in Los Angeles next Friday to Sunday (Feb. 19-21). Here are the BSD related happenings during the conference:

We have a whole bunch of exam events coming up over the next few months:

The Definitive Guide to PC-BSD will be available February 28th.

The Winter 2010 Edition of the BSDA Study DVD is now available for a donation. Even if you're not planning on taking the BSDA exam, the DVD is a handy reference to have. It contains:

The BSD As Servers issue of BSD Mag is available for free download. From the table of contents:

The February issue of the OSBR is now available in PDF and HTML formats. The editorial theme this month is "startups" and the authors include:

From the announcement:

In case you missed it...

Back by popular demand!

Slashdot and Wired readers already know that today is Popular Mechanic's 108th birthday. That got me to thinking about a musing I had earlier this week (and boy is it nice to have a few moments to write down a musing....)