Post #4374513

@mxchara@seattle.pink AFAIK, GhostBSD is direct or indirect fork of FreeBSD (IIUC, forked from PC-BSD and its successors, which were forks from FreeBSD at the era, until the upstream switches to Linux) focusing on desktop use-cases. And its ports tree seems to be periodically merging upstream (FreeBSD) ports tree. https://github.com/ghostbsd/ghostbsd-ports/commit/1cc35b1e2a1a6786da5e4d568994cf5277f34a2a Another fork that's worth mentioning would be HardenedBSD, which focuses on security that enables security functionality FreeBSD already has (but cannot make default to avoid POLA violation) as much as possible, with some additional features (upstreamed from time to time). Unlike CheriBSD, it doesn't require CHERIfied CPU to run. https://hardenedbsd.org/