FreeBSD-Based TrueOS 17.12 Released
The FreeBSD-based operating system TrueOS that's formerly known as PC-BSD has put out their last stable update of 2017.
TrueOS 17.12 is now available as the latest six-month stable update for this desktop-focused FreeBSD distribution that also offers a server flavor. TrueOS continues using OpenRC as its init system and this cycle they have continued improving their Qt5-based Lumina desktop environment, the Bhyve hypervisor is now supported in the TrueOS server install, improved removable device support, and more.
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