About the NetBSD Project
What is the NetBSD Project?
The NetBSD Project is an international collaborative effort of a
large group of people, to produce a freely available and
redistributable UNIX-like operating system, NetBSD. In addition to our
own work, NetBSD contains a variety of other free software, including
4.4BSD Lite from the University of California, Berkeley.
One of the primary focuses of the NetBSD project has been to make the
base OS highly portable. This has resulted in NetBSD being ported to a
large number of hardware platforms. NetBSD is also interoperable,
implementing many standard APIs and network protocols, and emulating
many other systems' ABIs.
NetBSD is distributed in three forms: formal releases, maintenance
branches, and NetBSD-current. Formal releases are done periodically and
include well-tested binaries, source code, and installation tools.
Maintenance branches usually provide bug and security fixes and minor
enhancements. NetBSD-current is a nightly distribution of the latest
development sources, meant for people who want the absolute latest
software, and don't mind an occasional bug.
NetBSD is largely supported by users, via Usenet newsgroups, mailing
lists, and direct contributions. If you're having a problem, it's
likely that someone will have seen it before and will be able to help
you.
The NetBSD(tm) Foundation is a tax exempt, not-for-profit 501(c)3
corporation, that devotes itself to the traditional goals and Spirit of
the NetBSD Project and owns the trademark of the word “NetBSD”.
5.1
Source Multi-Arch Version (No.1 Burned
Official CD)
This CD contain sources used to create the distribution: it's usable only after packages system compilation.
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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 26 April, 2011.