A new point release in the FreeBSD 14 series – the first one, in fact, not counting 14.0. FreeBSD 14.1 adds SIMD implementations of string and memory operations on amd64 in the C library to improve performance, improvements to the sound system, such as device hotplug support, and the latest versions of OpenZFS, clang/llvm, and OpenSSH. FreeBSD 14.0 users can just upgrade to FreeBSD 14.1, or you can do a fresh install, of course.
Thank you, FreeBSD.
Grateful to have a free system that I can use for my daily-driver desktop, as well as a system that I can configure, lock down, park in a corner and let it serve for years without having to worry.
Famous FreeBSD enthusiast RoboNuggie bug, if the time on the machine is too out of whack there are some funky certificate errors. See free speech platform here: https://x.com/RoboNuggie/status/1798062986072113366
* RoboNuggie noticed a bug
To clarify a little more, the bug is related to the image install for Raspberry Pi not the normal install.
anyone know whether 14.1 supports the raspberry pi 5 officially? it’s not in the release notes and i haven’t found anything on google either (other than hacks). i’m guessing we need to wait for a major release (15) for it, but i thought i’d ask..