Unix Hub

All posting guidelines, rules, and announcements will go here. General queries about the forum will be posted here.

Sub Forum about mechanical keyboards, trackballs, computer parts, ...

A monthly news update of UH in the style of newspaper report.

Post your introductions in this forum. Tell us who you are :)

An off-topic board for everything.

BSD (and its variants) is one of the earliest Unix operating systems created. All BSD related posts belong in this forum. Don’t forget to include your BSD and version number in your post. Post about FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonflyBSD.

Ah the good old days...

Post here about your favorite GNU/Linux distributions, applications, configurations and more. Make sure to include your distro and distro version number in your post.

One of the most popular proprietary Unix operating systems out there. Post all OS X/Mac related topics here. Don’t forget to include what OS number you are running in your post.

All threads regarding the security of an OS go here.

ArchBSD was created by one of the original members of Unix Hub. ArchBSD discussions and information about ArchBSD can be found here.

Post all desktop configurations, screenshots, and various dotfiles.

Post anything about image editing/manipulation here.

Post all Android related posts in this forum. Note: this is not a marketplace.

Post all iPhone related posts in this forum. Note: this is not a marketplace.

Post about your little machines like the Rapsberry PI here. Note: this is not a marketplace.

A forum dedicated to the development of the Unix Hub license, as well as other copy-left/right related discussions.

All shell related questions and configurations belong in this forum.

All Perl, Python, Haskell, Lua and Ruby related posts belong in this forum.

All C, C++, and other C family language posts go here.

Although technically not programming languages, these markup languages are crucial to web development. Post all web development questions in this forum.

For discussion on keys, ciphers, and algorithms often used to keep information secret. Encryption is the art of concealing data and code.