All the content published here is intended to be handcrafted and explained with text, images and examples in instant view pages.

Quality content is often hard to create (at least for me) and I'm trying not to make this channel "yet another nix techie mag" but to organize content more like in a practical workshop book.
This consideration takes two things:
- The first one is to revisit past entries to ensure consistency and coherence in the content.
- The second one is creating a static site where content could be reached from computers easily, and resources like code and examples can stay in the same place.

Something that would be interesting in the future are screencasts to explain workflows in a more dynamic way, but time is limited and so it is creating content in spare time. I cannot guarantee a date for screencasts, but the idea is on the panel board.

If you find the content useful and want to support the work, both sharing the channel and/or buying me a coffee are welcome.
I'm never going to ask for paid content or exclusive subscribers s**t and I'm not going to include ad-based links or similar.

here are the support links in case you are interested in:

- buymeacoffee.com/n0madcoder
- https://bsdworks.codeberg.page/

enjoy your reading (:

Setting up FreeBSD

In this quick guide article we will configure a fresh installation of FreeBSD, covering from system updates and software installations to driver configurations for graphics cards and laptop touchpads.
By following the steps presented here I hope you can start feeling home or at least comfortable in your new work environment, and also you start getting confident with the system.