Webring for NetBSD related pages

This site is a member of the Webring system.

Disclaimer

This ring is not an officially supported service of the NetBSD Foundation, the "core" members, or Michael Graff, and may disappear at any time without notice. However, I, Michael Graff, will maintain the ring as time permits and will try to give notice if it is going away.

Webring for any pages related to NetBSD

The NetBSD pages ring is a collection of "top level" pages with NetBSD information. You should not add all of your pages to this list. Instead, you should add an index page if you have one, or at least a "root" of the tree of NetBSD related pages you maintain.

Getting Started

I have made a tar file which will help get all the icons and images you might want to set up a system like I have on my server. Please do not replicate this submissions page on your server, just the code in the html include file.

webring-netbsd-minimal.tar.gz

If you wish, you may use one or both of the following logos, which I created. The BSD daemon portion is Copyright Marshall Kirk McKusick so if you choose to use these images you must abide by his restrictions. The composition is Copyright Michael Graff and I give the images to be used, in an unmodified form, for use to help promote NetBSD.

For sites running NetBSD on their machines, you could put this on your site's homepage:

For pages which contain NetBSD information:

You should give credit and mention the copyrighted status of the images I created and the BSD daemon image. Also, providing a link to the main NetBSD WWW site would be a good idea.

For example, to include the Driven By NetBSD logo on your page, you could use something like this:

<A HREF="http://www.NetBSD.org">
  <IMG SRC="http://www.flame.org/img/driven-netbsd.gif" ALT="[NetBSD]" BORDER=0>
</A>
<A HREF="http://www.flame.org/flame/copyright.shtml">image (C)</A>

To add your page to the NetBSD ring, fill in this form and submit it:

If you are already a member, you can check to see if there are pages waiting to be added and link them in.

If you are a member and wish to edit your site's information, you can do that by filling in the following form:

For sites running NetBSD on their machines, you could put this on your site's homepage:
For pages which contain NetBSD information: