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Community | The FreeBSD Project
FreeBSD’s community is diverse and extensive, and can be found everywhere great conversations and activity takes place. You’ll find our community and spaces intelligent, welcoming and approachable.
The project maintains several official community spaces where developers, contributors and users can find help and support, stay up to date, coordinate and collaborate or just kick back, relax and socialise.
If you prefer asynchronous and long-lived communications channels, FreeBSD offers over one hundred mailing lists covering a vast range of topics, and provides web-based forums and several Usenet newsgroups.
For more real-time collaboration, we have a number of FreeBSD IRC channels where you can find support, learn to contribute, and a whole lot more.
If you are interested in professional development and networking opportunities then follow us on LinkedIn and join our official FreeBSD LinkedIn Group.
For regularly run in-person and online meets, you might like to look into our FreeBSD Events where we maintain a feed and calendar of upcoming events. Last year there were 7 events around the world.
Beyond officially run community spaces, there are many User Groups, along with highly active FreeBSD communities on Reddit, Discord, StackOverflow, ServerFault, and MeetUp.com, among many other technology-related spaces.
The FreeBSD wiki contains information about development and related projects.
On YouTube, we host two official channels. On the main FreeBSD channel you’ll find technical content, and on the FreeBSD Meetings channel you’ll find live presentations, conferences, and working group meetings.
Feel you don’t belong here? FreeBSD is a system built piece by piece by volunteers from all walks of life. If you see something you think you can improve, we want to receive a patch, or a problem report, or a mail from you. There is room for everyone to help, and many of us have found enormous challenge and meaning in doing so.
Last modified on: November 2, 2025 by Dag-Erling Smørgrav
© 1994-2026 The FreeBSD Project. All rights reserved
The project maintains several official community spaces where developers, contributors and users can find help and support, stay up to date, coordinate and collaborate or just kick back, relax and socialise.
If you prefer asynchronous and long-lived communications channels, FreeBSD offers over one hundred mailing lists covering a vast range of topics, and provides web-based forums and several Usenet newsgroups.
For more real-time collaboration, we have a number of FreeBSD IRC channels where you can find support, learn to contribute, and a whole lot more.
If you are interested in professional development and networking opportunities then follow us on LinkedIn and join our official FreeBSD LinkedIn Group.
For regularly run in-person and online meets, you might like to look into our FreeBSD Events where we maintain a feed and calendar of upcoming events. Last year there were 7 events around the world.
Beyond officially run community spaces, there are many User Groups, along with highly active FreeBSD communities on Reddit, Discord, StackOverflow, ServerFault, and MeetUp.com, among many other technology-related spaces.
The FreeBSD wiki contains information about development and related projects.
On YouTube, we host two official channels. On the main FreeBSD channel you’ll find technical content, and on the FreeBSD Meetings channel you’ll find live presentations, conferences, and working group meetings.
Feel you don’t belong here? FreeBSD is a system built piece by piece by volunteers from all walks of life. If you see something you think you can improve, we want to receive a patch, or a problem report, or a mail from you. There is room for everyone to help, and many of us have found enormous challenge and meaning in doing so.
Last modified on: November 2, 2025 by Dag-Erling Smørgrav
© 1994-2026 The FreeBSD Project. All rights reserved
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