butthurt [soylentnews.org] writes:
The Register [theregister.co.uk]
(
mirror [archive.is])
and
ZDNet [zdnet.com]
(
mirror [archive.is]) report that version 10.3 of the
FreeBSD operating system [wikipedia.org] has been released.
In the new version, the ability to run Linux binaries now includes 64-bit compatibility (on the amd64 architecture). Ethernet hardware in Intel
Skylake [wikipedia.org] chipsets is now supported, and support for
ZFS [wikipedia.org] as a root file-system when using
UEFI [wikipedia.org] has been improved.
Other changes, such as a multithreaded
xz, are listed in
the release announcement [freebsd.org].
further information:
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