![]() PC-BSD is currently available only in a 32-bit version. I decided to install PC-BSD 7 on two different computers, an old laptop (test machine) and a fairly powerful desktop (my workstation). This version is an effort to make the BSD Unix more accessible to newcomers, especially those who are switching from Windows or OS X. Their official website describes PC-BSD as a complete desktop operating system, designed with the “casual” computer user in mind. Being a Linux junkie, I thought of this as a perfect opportunity to venture into the BSD arena. ![]() Some of major changes from the previous version include a newer kernel, an experimental ZFS module, and a KDE 4 for desktop environment. Recently the PC-BSD team released their latest stable version (PC-BSD 7) code-named Fibonacci Edition.
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