FreeBSD Project Launches New Website

UltimaGuy writes "The FreeBSD Project has launched a new website today. The new design was created by Emily Boyd, a student at Smith College that they had the pleasure of working with through Google's Summer of Code program. The old website is also still available."

Comments

Re:Late 24 hours+

[nacturation]

It really is a plot against you. Sure, others will pipe up and say how perhaps the submission queue is quite large that it takes a while to get through... or that maybe the other person's submission was better worded than yours, but don't believe any of them! It's actually a personal affront to your good character!

Re:Bluecurve?

[Nimrangul]

Yeah, when I first saw the site I was expecting the to see phrases like, "using our optimal community user-base, FreeBSD intensely expands its marketecture through a synergy between private and public parties which desire optimum performance on the Intel architecture," or, "through the maturation of our dynamic enterprise system, FreeBSD has engineered the means for swift, clean and easy vulnerability handling, taking the worry away from end-users," and, "with FreeBSD's worldwide penetration of the enterprise server market, FreeBSD has become one of the most essential operating systems to have in your NOC.

You know what I mean? I thought we'd see; "In today's ever-shifting market one must dynamically synergize when the chance arises, in order to properly facilitate the introduction of vital new resources for the further progressive development of their intellectual property portfolio."

Or at least something more along the lines of, "here's where it all comes together in one operating system; Middleware, Applications and Management Tools."