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FreeBSD offerings?

September 4, 2013 8.6k views
Hiya, Didn't see this in the droplet creation selection, nor did I find anything when I searched prior questions. I'm sure there is a reason you do not offer FreeBSD builds, but what is it? :)
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pablo September 4, 2013
It's in the works. To help bring it to fruition, sooner, vote for it on DigitalOcean's Customer Feedback forum: support BSD OS?.
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pc_junk September 21, 2013
+1
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alen.mistric October 2, 2013
I'm definitly gonna vote!
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rbranson October 26, 2013
You announced that you were bringing in software engineers to work on this starting in September.

As it is now nearly the end of October, I am wondering if you have a date set yet?
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jacob1 November 23, 2013
It's nearly December.

Any updates?
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muhammetkilic1989 December 28, 2013
Updates??
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rick January 22, 2014
Anything yet?
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biancalana February 6, 2014
Is there any target to start offering FreeBSD ?

9.2-Release and 10.0-Release already have VirtIO drivers in GENERIC kernel (enabled by default).

If you need any testing, I can do it.
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chazhaws March 12, 2014
+1
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digitalocean3 March 14, 2014
BSD is the 2nd most voted request on User Voice, and it's been 1 year (March 2013) since Digital Ocean indicated they "started" building this offering.

What gives Digital Ocean. Where is this functionality?
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foofoofoo April 9, 2014
updates????
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me161516 April 12, 2014
I'd like Freebsd too. Considering using AWS instead.
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petur1 May 9, 2014
Please support FreeBSD.
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Caldentech October 10, 2014

+1 to FreeBSD

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plembo October 31, 2014

I use kvm at home and work (where it competes admirably against our official solution, VMware) and have several FreeBSD on kvm instances that have never given me any trouble. I'd happily pony up for another droplet here if I could run FreeBSD on it. What's the problem? Lack of support talent? Insufficient voodoo to get FreeBSD working with the D.O. console? I'd be interested to know, if only to understand your technology better.

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