MirBSD: RSS feeds, mailing lists

Website feeds

We offer the following RSS feeds, which can be subscribed to using an RSS reader:

release announcements including subprojects — Valid RSS/2.0!
current project news — Valid RSS/2.0!
developers’ weblog (most recent) — symbolic link to the one below
developers’ weblog (post MirOS #10) — Valid RSS/2.0!
developers’ weblog (post MirOS #9) — Valid RSS/2.0!

individual point of contact / Direktkontakt

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Mailing lists

EU-DSGVO (GDPR) notice

Our mail (SMTP) server runs public mailing lists. By submitting any message to the mail servers you agree to its publication, in whole or excerpted, including any personal data it may contain, to an undisclosed number of individuals (who may or may not archive the messages) as well as to the general public. The mailing lists have an “open posting” policy, which, unfortunately, means that by subscribing to the list you accept to receive all mails including unsolicited spam; the server operator attempts to keep the spam amount down, but it’s like fighting against windmills. It also means that some messages from some providers might not make it through in time or at all.

List overview and usage

We've got a discussion mailing list and a CVS changes mailing list, both of which are public. All subscribers of the CVS changes mailing list automatically are on the discussion mailing list as well. In order to subscribe, send a mail to the postmaster and say ⓐ which eMail address(es) to subscribe, and ⓑ to which list(s) each; note that -changes includes -discuss which in turn includes -mksh but in future -mksh subscribers may also receive mksh commit messages which will not also be sent to -discuss, only to -commits. Additionally, we’ve got a mailing list for topics related to mksh, the MirBSD Korn Shell, which is open for eMails from the public, for discussion and announcements, which will also be sent to miros-discuss@ so you need not subscribe there; in the future, mksh(1) commit mails will also be sent to the miros-mksh@ list (but not to miros-discuss@ only miros-changes@ as usual). We've also got an internal developers-only list, although our development process is usually done in IRC and IRL entirely.

Please note that, when subscribing to these mailing lists, you agree that you are responsible for your own spam and malware filtering; we do employ certain tactics, such as greylisting, but do not inspect the content of any mails sent through our servers.

List index

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The following feeds are automatically generated from the mailing lists: