pkgsrc Integrations

NetBSD is an open source Unix-like Open Source operating platform that is free, fast, secure and portable. It's available for a wide variety of platforms, including large-scale servers and powerful desktop systems as well as handheld and embedded devices. NetBSD was first released in 1993. Its code has been used in many different environments over the years, thanks to its long history of quality and stability. Original source code for NetBSD was 4.4BSDLite2 from University of California, Berkeley. NetBSD is an open-source, free and open-source UNIX operating system that has been developed by an international group. It is not a "distribution" of a variant, but has been developed over many decades to be an entirely unique operating system within the BSD family. NetBSD users have a simple, well-documented and fully integrated UNIX-like operating system that feels traditional and yet includes many new and interesting features and support for the latest hardware.

illumos, a Unix operating platform, provides next-generation features to downstream distributions. This includes advanced system debugging, next-generation filesystem, networking, virtualization options, and next generation filesystem. Both volunteers and companies create products that use illumos. illumos can be used for both cloud-native and traditional deployments. For new users, the OmniOS and OpenIndiana distributions can be a great place to start. You can install on bare metal or in a virtual machine. To build illumos, you need an illumos operating system. Cross-compilation of illumos is not possible. Our source repository makes illumos freely available. illumos hosts many technologies such as ZFS, DTrace and Zones, ctfs, FMA, and many more. We are proud to have a stable, highly observable and technologically unique system. illumos is proud to have a rich engineering heritage that can be traced back through Sun Microsystems and the original releases of UNIX/BSD.