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Versions 1.0, the first easy to use Subversion Mac client

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009

One of our customers, Sofa, recently released the first easy to use Subversion client for the Mac, named Versions.  Version control is a critical piece to software development projects, and the tools and processes to handle versioning have often been pain points for development teams.  The ability to easily visualize commits, notes and changes that [...]

Get GUI on FreeBSD

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008

The command line interface for FreeBSD can be intimidating and cause many users excessive consternation. So why not take FreeBSD to the next level and get moving in a more mouse-driven interface. It’s quick and simple and there are several graphic user interfaces (GUI) available for the operating system.

What is TrustedBSD?

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

You may have heard of something called “TrustedBSD” in your discussions of FreeBSD security features. But what is it? A part of the operating system? An application? Something new? Actually, TrustedBSD is a project, started in 2000 with the goal of providing a set of trusted operating extensions for FreeBSD.
It [...]