Appendices  A: Getting OpenBSD  B: Helping OpenBSD  C: Contributing Here  D: Contributors  E: Suggested Reading  F: Graphics and Fun  G: Usage and Licence Index  Introduction  Using OpenBSD  The Desktop  Advanced Use  Networking  Administration  Appendices Complaints? complain > /dev/null		Appendix E If you found this site interesting or useful then the following websites, guides, books and slides may also interest readers. Some books of interest: Mastering FreeBSD and OpenBSD Security - ISBN 0-596-00626-8 By Yanek Korff, Paco Hope and Bruce Potter. March 2005, 462 pages. Deals with OpenBSD 3.6. Building Firewalls with OpenBSD and PF: Second Edition - ISBN 83-916651-1-9 Jacek Artymiak. October 2003, 320 pages. Deals with OpenBSD 3.4. Secure Architectures with OpenBSD - ISBN 03-21193-66-0 Brandon Palmer and Jose Nazario. April 2004, 520 pages. Deals with OpenBSD 3.4. Design and Implementation of the 4.4BSD Operating System - ISBN 02-01549-79-4 Marshall Kirk McKusick, Keith Bostic, Michael J. Karels, and John S. Quarterman. April 1996, 608 pages. Deals with BSD 4.4 (sample chapter) Some sites of interest: O'Reilly's ONLAMP A good site for interviews, guides and ideas. Federico Biancuzzi and Michael Lucas' work in particular are worth reading. OpenBSD Website The official site KD85.com Wim's European OpenBSD store Undeadly The sucessor of deadly.org, the OpenBSD journal misc@openbsd.org the MARC #openbsd IRC channel on Freenode, dedicated to OpenBSD #openbsd IRC channel on EFnet, dedicated to OpenBSD Ben Goren's Meta-FAQ Ben's Complementary FAQ Nick Holland's FAQ OpenBSD FAQmaster Nick's complementary FAQ BSDNews Irregularly updated, this site can sometimes point you to an interesting article or interview, covers BSDs and Unix news
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