FreeBSD 11
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FreeBSD 11
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FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE Announcement
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FreeBSD Takes Open Source to 11 with Latest Release
October 10, 2016, Boulder, CO. – The FreeBSD Project, in conjunction with the FreeBSD Foundation, is pleased to announce the release of the much anticipated FreeBSD 11.0. The latest release continues to pioneer the field of copyfree-licensed, open source operating systems by including new architecture support, performance improvements, toolchain enhancements and support for contemporary wireless chipsets. The new features and improvements bring about an even more robust operating system that both companies and end users alike benefit greatly from using.
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Bodhi 4.0 Beta Ships with Number of Improvements
FreeBSD 11.0 was also released today for those who think Linux is just too dang easy. The announcement said this is the first release in the stable 11.0 branch. Some of the listed highlights include:
* OpenSSH DSA key generation has been disabled by default.
* Wireless support for 802.11n has been added
* ifconfig(8) utility will set the default regulatory domain to FCC on wireless interfaces
* Up to 40% improvement in performance
* Support for the AArch64 (arm64) and RISC-V architectures
* Native graphics support has been added to the bhyve(8) hypervisor
* Support for Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 2 and Beaglebone Black peripheralsVersion 11 also features GNOME 3.18.4, LibreOffice 5.0.6, NVIDIA 346.96, Xorg X Server 1.17.4, GCC 4.8.5, GIMP 2.8.1.8, and Firefox 47.0.1. See the release announcement for download information.
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