Piperic
similar sites
‹ ProfileAI ReportTools

Sites similar to bsdforge.com

Projects on BSDforge · ranked by shared content topics & relevance
65match
myfedoraproject.com
Ed's Fedora Linux Home Automation Project Home Page
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
63match
sistemo.io
Sistemo — Real Linux Servers on Your Machine
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
63match
btree.org
BTREE.ORG - Home
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
builtonlinux.com
Built On Linux > Home
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
aaug.net
AAUG: Association of Acorn User Groups
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
aareevsrinivasan.com
Aareev Srinivasan Win10
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
mundobsd.com
Mundo BSD
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
asterlinux.com
AsterLinux
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
redboxdvd.com
Redbox Tinkering - Redbox OS & Kiosk Modding Community
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
redboxos.com
Redbox Tinkering - Redbox OS & Kiosk Modding Community
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
redboxtinkering.com
Redbox Tinkering - Redbox OS & Kiosk Modding Community
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
ftroopdad.com
CentOS Oracle Linux WordPress VSFTPD Install - FtroopDad.com
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
holonlinux.com
HolonLinux.com – Linux, Open Source, and Smart Materials
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
musabase.com
Musa Base – Linux, BSD, QEMU, Windows Guides and Insights
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
about-win7.com
Windows 7 Help & How-to Articles - About-Win7.com
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
bsdweekly.com
BSD Weekly - free BSD e-mail newsletter
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
albino-rabbit.org
Albino Rabbit :: Technology and Programming
1 shared topicsoperating-systems
62match
lotsoflinux.com
Lots of Linux – All the Linux you could want, and more!
1 shared topicsoperating-systems

How the match score works

Each match is a 0–100 similarity score — the higher it is, the more two sites resemble one another. It’s computed automatically from our own crawl data (never from what a site says about itself) by combining several independent signals, so a high score means several of them point the same way:

No single signal decides the result — they’re blended together. Treat the score as a way to rank candidates rather than an absolute percentage; the chips on each result show which signals contributed.