Hello and welcome back, in this  video I am going to show an overview,  of the latest version of GhostBSD and  some of the applications pre-installed.GhostBSD is a Unix-like operating  system based on FreeBSD, with MATE  as its default desktop environment and  an Xfce-desktop community-based edition.It aims to be easy to install,  ready-to-use and easy to use.The project goal is to combine security, privacy,  stability, usability, openness,  freedom and to be free of charge.GhostBSD provides a simple desktop-oriented  operating system based on FreeBSD with MATE,  OpenRC and OS packages for simplicity.GhostBSD has a selection of commonly used software  preinstalled and required to start  using it to its full potential.GhostBSD uses the GTK environment to provide  a beautiful look and a comfortable experience,  on the modern BSD platform offering a  natural and native, Unix work environment.GhostBSD is built on top of FreeBSD code,  and its roots go back to the University  of California Berkeley Unix Research.Historically it was referred to  as "BSD Unix" or "Berkeley Unix."  However, today it is called BSD  for Berkeley Software Distribution.The First general availability  release of GhostBSD was in March 2010.Ghost BSD 21.04.27 uses OpenRC as is Init  Software and supports UFS and ZFS file systems.For Package Management Ghost BSD uses PKG.here you can see the commands to install  software from the command line  using the PKG package manager.GhostBSD 21.04.27 includes version  13.0 of the free BSD kernel.Some of the default applications of  this release of GhostBSD are pluma,  shotwell, firefox, transmission, glade and VLC.let me know your thoughts about GhostBSD  21.04.27 in the comments section below.thank you for watching the  video and please help the  channel by sharing leaving a like and subscribing.