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I will second RamHost (http://www.ramhost.us/) and give a shoutout to their TinyKVM brand (http://tinykvm.com/), for those of you who are OK with something tiny. I have had solid service from them.

Via LowEndBox - FreeBSD & IPV6 only (jails): http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/vds6-1-95-128mb-freebsd-ipv6-only-vps-in-germany/

$35: http://tinykvm.com/ Good service, good support, good machines. Only been with them a few days thus far, trying to see how much web serving I can squeeze out of 128mb of RAM. ;)

Yes. At this point, I'm more curious if anyone else can replicate this problem for me.

The last time I tired to use gitk -- a month or so ago -- the following bug was still open: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=146016 Now it's been fixed, apparently, but I can't for the life of me get it to work on my system. I make config with GUI, CONTRIB and CURL and gitk...

That's really useful, thank you! Thanks everyone for the helpful and prompt replies.

Hm. I'm not seeing an option to ping them on portscount.freebsd.org. Or did you mean via e-mail?

*laughs* Haha, I gotcha. Thanks for the info!

One of the ports I use regularly (lang/newlisp) is slightly outdated and I was wondering what's the best and/or standard way to report this? I could mail the maintainer or submit a problem report or some third option I am unaware of. (It'd be nice to be able to press a button to say "this...