bsd.computer
bsd.computer offers free to use UNIX shell accounts accessible over SSH. The system runs on OpenBSD, an open source 4.4BSD-based UNIX-like operating system.
Services run directly on the system use no tracking and no ads. Front-end web interfaces are kept simple, accessible*, and use no javascript. A number of them are enabled by default:
Some of them cannot be accessed over SSH and require a password login to be set up on your account:
Files in your $HOME/pub are publicly accessible:
Users can be e-mailed with the address user@cro.wtf.
Doing any of the following on the server may lead to a permanent ban:
No hard limits are set, but try not to run anything that will disrupt the system, as all resources are shared. Try to keep your home directory under a few gigabytes and don't open too many processes.
There is no registration form at the moment, and services are a little experimental. You can send an email with your wanted username and a public ssh key to request an account.
* We follow W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, and aim for level AA conformance. Feel free to contact me if you have concerns or feedback.