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Welcome to GhostBSD's documentation portal!
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We are looking for help to port over some the [Wiki](https://wiki.ghostbsd.org/) article to our new documentation portal if you are interested see [Documentation Contribution](contributor/documentation).
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This documentation portal has all of the information users need to get going with their journey using GhostBSD. It also contains information for people that want to help the community, report bugs, and contribute to the project.

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This documentation portal is uncompleted. If you do not found what you are looking for see [Wiki](https://wiki.ghostbsd.org/).
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## Overview

GhostBSD is a simple, elegant, and friendly BSD operating system for desktops and laptops based on FreeBSD. GhostBSD is a slow-rolling release while some GNU/Linux distros are on the bleeding edge side; we tried to offer a stable update and release cycle. The official desktop environment is MATE. The system comes with a graphical application to install software and update your system. Most codecs to play multimedia files are pre-installed. The installer leverages OpenZFS makes it easy to install and is suitable for newcomers to BSD. With modest hardware requirements, GhostBSD is ideal for modern workstations and 64-bit single-board computer hardware.
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