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PC-BSD 10.2 Gets Ready For Release, 11.0-CURRENT For Testing

Written by Michael Larabel in BSD on 30 June 2015 at 02:48 PM EDT. Add A Comment

The PC-BSD development team today announced their 10.2 pre-release, which continues to be derived from FreeBSD. Additionally they've also announced new 11.0-CURRENT images for those wishing to get a look ahead at FreeBSD/PC-BSD 11.0.

The PC-BSD 10.2 pre-release / 11.0 current announcement didn't offer many details about all of the changes in store, but once PC-BSD 10.2 and PC-BSD/FreeBSD 11.0 are officially out, you can expect lengthy write-ups on Phoronix.

More details via the PCBSD.org blog.

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