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hi, 

I have been looking for release notes for FreeBSD releases, and found
thst it is not included into documentation page.  Should you put it
there,
or may be it is worth a new category, like `releases'? 

I looked in index, but there is information only about 2.2, nothing
about 2.2.1 or 2.2.2 (latest)...

I also often look up for compatible hardware, and it can make sense to 
have supported hardware list directly linked, too.

just some suggestions.

thank you for your work!