You could try GhostBSD. Michael
On Wed, Apr 16, 2025, 20:07 Sayed Mohammad Badiezadegan <mbzade...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone > > I use FreeBSD to teach university courses and encourage students to use > FreeBSD. > Almost all of my students want to have the FreeBSD operating system on > their laptops, either virtual or real, to start with, and I encounter the > problem of installing a desktop environment on all laptops every day, and > unfortunately, students still cannot install a simple environment like xfce > or mate on their laptops despite spending a lot of time. > > Now I had a suggestion: > > Is it possible to provide a FreeBSD image with the X environment as the > default, along with various ISO or IMG files or even VMs? So that students > can automatically boot with the X environment by installing it? > > Otherwise, is it possible to include a script in the operating system so > that users can automatically install a simple environment like XFCE by > running that script? > > -- > ---------------------------------------------------- > *~ Mohamad, * > *M.Sc. Cryptography* > >
