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How can I change the MTU on DesktopBSD And make it keep the change?
On Linux I would put:
ifconfig eth0 mtu 1492 in /etc/rc.local
On DesktopBSD where would I put the command so it runs on boot?

OK, so I have done some studying on FreeBSD, not much.
But BSD doesn't use a linux kernel does it? I know it can use KDE and Gnome, but I was wondering if there was any major differences.
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i have tried a pair of bsd variants in the past but not for so long. i have more than one old computer which i use to betatest distributions on so i uninstall and install often. i however would...

hey everyone. ive been running ubuntu for about 6 months now. and love it. been here through the change to 8.10 and cant wait to see what the next version my have instore, but i have become somewha...

Greetings BSD users! I developed a small GTK+ application called Parcellite. The problem I'm having is, that at one point my subversion copy became unusable for BSD systems and I'm trying to find o...

FreeBSD finally has official forums! They are located at http://forums.freebsd.org/

Hi All,
In my newly sparked interest in all FOSS, I have come across the BSD variants.
It seems like an interesting concept if, for nothing else, just to explore, being that the programs, kernel, ...

I've been looking into BSD for a while but I've never bothered actually attempting to try it. I am going to give it a try today and see how it works out.
I decided to try PC-BSD as I've heard that ...

Ok, so I would like to know your thoughts on which is better and why.
From my understanding, OpenBSD is a fork of NetBSD. How dissimilar are they really?
I always come across the "security vs porta...