AlpineBSD: why not Free[BSD]?

[Espionage724]

such GLib (now merged) preventing file copy progress on FreeBSD

I'm curious to read a bug report; I never noticed file copying be any issue on FreeBSD but maybe there's certain methods to run into it

It keeps happening to me after updating those video driver packages my system doesn't boot and this happens because the packages are compiled to another kernel version.

Iirc I saw that 14.2, and kmods-latest was introduced 14.3; I'd be using STABLE or CURRENT and having kmod-latest repo to avoid that, but if drm-kmod is flaky I'm kind-of wondering the expectation of FreeBSD on desktop/GUI (seems STABLE/CUR would be a requirement unless drm-kmod is immediately built/available with new REL)

Thunar etc.preventing USB drives being ejected.

That's not new or FreeBSD-specific; on Linux it's a guess whether it's pkill thunar vs Thunar (and why I do large transfers with Terminal cp -R)

 

[lostpacket]

I'm curious to read a bug report; I never noticed file copying be any issue on FreeBSD but maybe there's certain methods to run into it


Iirc I saw that 14.2, and kmods-latest was introduced 14.3; I'd be using STABLE or CURRENT and having kmod-latest repo to avoid that, but if drm-kmod is flaky I'm kind-of wondering the expectation of FreeBSD on desktop/GUI (seems STABLE/CUR would be a requirement unless drm-kmod is immediately built/available with new REL)


That's not new or FreeBSD-specific; on Linux it's a guess whether it's pkill thunar vs Thunar (and why I do large transfers with Terminal cp -R)

GLib bug fix for file copy progress:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/merge_requests/5397

Kernel inotify bug report:

299239 – inotify_add_watch(2) fails with EBADF on fusefs subdirectories

bugs.freebsd.org

299241 – inotify watches make unmount(2) fail with EBUSY

bugs.freebsd.org