FreeBSD "Package Base" Is Now Ready For Testing - More Conveniently Update FreeBSD
The developers at iX Systems continue to be on a roll this spring. Just days after announcing their new FreeBSD images built with "ZFS On Linux" for testing as the new FreeBSD ZFS implementation, this weekend they announced their new FreeBSD "pkgbase" images are now available for testing.
While FreeBSD has long had the "pkg" utility for easily installing packages on FreeBSD, using Pkg to manage the FreeBSD base system hasn't been possible.
Also: Intel Continues Working On Their SYCL Compiler For Upstreaming To LLVM
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