I assume many of you had experience with this, so in order no to waste a whole day on Google chasing dead links, may I ask: Do you guys know and good go programs that run on Linux or FreeBSD operating systems?
Cheers!
Take a look at GnuGo 
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The engine itself? Will give it a try… And find something that runs over it
cgoban1 is old but good.
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Will check it out
Lots!
Leela zero / Lizzie are distributed as source, and ought to build just fine.
The Sabaki SGF editor has a Linux version. KDE has kigo. GNOME has baduki.
KGS and IGS/Pandanet have Linux clients. OGS is the best in this regard: you have a client on any OS that has a reasonably modern browser.
On FreeBSD be sure to enable Linux emulation to have a chance at running binary-only Linux go software.
But really, unless you want to play on Foxy/tygem, this is a non-problem.
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Thank you this was very much helpful! Will look into all of those! 
Would love to have some software for this, to keep games, and so on…plus for practice
Hopefully these lists might help
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