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