DragonFly BSD 3.2.2 Released, Integrates Better Support for VIA Processors

DragonFly, a distribution that belongs to the same class of operating systems as other BSD-derived systems and UNIX, is now at version 3.2.2.

DragonFly 3.2.2 is just a maintenance release and the developer has only implemented a small number of updates and fixes.

Highlights of DragonFly BSD 3.2.2:

• Some VIA processors now also have a long mode;
• ccpu is no longer used for %cpu calculation in the pigs view;
• The CNP_PDIRUNLOCK flag is now clear after a lookup;
• A filesystem lookup error, due to parent directory recyclement race, has been fixed;
• allocvnode() has been changed in order to not recursively block freeing vnodes;
• The size of the callout wheel has been reduced.

Check out all the changes, updates and new features in the official announcement.

Download DragonFly 3.2.2 right now from Softpedia.