GhostBSD is supposed to be a rolling release, but I haven't had an update in weeks.

As I am at a crossroads on whether to keep GhostBSD as my daily driver, it would be helpful to know whether:

A) GhostBSD development has permanently ended?
B) Updates have temporarily stopped while the development team prepares for the FreeBSD 13 roll-out?
C) Updates are still being pushed out every few days, but I'm not getting them?
D) Other?

I would like to keep GhostBSD as my daily driver. But I don't know whether the switch to the FreeBSD 13.0 base will break my system, whether the switch to ZFS will break it (as I can't expand beyond 4GB of RAM) -- or whether it's already broken, given that I'm not getting updates.

Any factual replies will be appreciated. Thanks.

In a terminal, does
# sudo pkg update -f
report no updates are available?
If there are no updates, the packages are up to date.

Currently, for the packages I'm using there are 3 new security advisories. Usually it takes a little time for FreeBSD to get updated - then Ghost follows quickly afterwards. Use
# sudo pkg audit -F
To see if there are issues outstanding for your system.

Steve

The development has not stopped we are moving to GhostBSD base on 13.0. Do not expect any new update for GhostBSD base on 12.0.

Here is the upgrade path https://forums.ghostbsd.org/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=1921

Thanks very much, Eric. I notice the new ISOs are XFCE. Is that replacing MATE as the official DE?

No GhostBSD is still MATE, XFCE is a community release.