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Revision as of 16:08, 14 March 2018

Although some BSD distros are mostly free software, they all contain binary firmware programs. Some contain other nonfree programs as well.

You may want to check the Runs-on/BSD category for more software.

Type Free program[1] Replacement for
3D computer graphics software Blender
Anonymous P2P GNUnet
BitTorrent client qBittorrent
Compiler MinGW
Desktop publishing Scribus
Diagramming software Xfig
Document viewer Evince
Email client, news aggregator Claws Mail
Multimedia communication GNU Ring, Linphone, qTox
Instant messaging client Pidgin (pidgin-otr) Yahoo! Messenger
Live USB
Media player VLC media player (VLC)
Office suite LibreOffice
Online storage ownCloud (client only)
Raster graphics editor GIMP
Text editor Emacs, Vim
Vector graphics editor Inkscape
Web browser[2] Midori Chromium
Opera
  1. This is a selection of the more common free software applications available for BSD distributions, and is nothing like a comprehensive list.
  2. Mozilla branded programs such as Firefox and Thunderbird are not free software unless their names are changed. This is due to Mozilla's trademark policy that forbids selling copies of unmodified executables.

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