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Good to know. This is an older one ( I think an R11 ). Might try it in a few weeks

I ran a lot of Linux in the past. These days the Desktop is GhostBSD ( need to move to FreeBSD at some point ). I also have a Raspberry with Raspberian os ( Debian ) to host my Federation software. Works nicely. We do have a chromebook, older one, that I plan to root ( stupid thing is locked )...

It was a choice made years ago. The backend was written in Perl

Besides the technical fact there might be some issues people do not think about. Wrote some software in the past with c# as a frontend for the company dns ( named ). Worked well but as soon as one wants to create spreadsheets or other office kind of things you might need licenses. It is not...

It has been a long time ago I worked with apache. I do however run php_fpm on a Raspberry Pi over nginx. It is a lot faster then the mod_php versions of Apache, even back then. B.t.w. using .htaccess is a penalty since it will alway be read for every request.

Thanks, I do know the settings but I totally forgot about xrandr and the settings tool.

I have an iiyama monitor, 2k, works well. However, it can switch the screen to a vertical one as in the picture. Would there be a setting to adjust the view off this? The video card is a Nividia rtx 2060 Thanx

Let me try to explain why I mentioned it, not to bring it down or up the system, I wrote that since all co workers always came to me for problems they could not solve when systemd is involved. Nothing more or less :) I am a aware of licenses too, no problem at at.

I ran some 30 headless Debian machines at the job. Worked out well I must state but I hate how all the trained people ended up fighting systemd to be honest. Privately I ran RH5.1, Slackware xyz, Debian, Manjaro and some other distro's. Currently on Freebsd. The machine's on the job might have...

In this context it might indeed not be needed. If you make an img of the external drive you might be able to run it within freebsd. Installing a new one would be just as easy I think.

But I was mostly referring to Linux (in my case Debian). For that I did need to follow the nixcraft advise

The parent os is Ghostbsd stable, the bhyve instance with Freebsd is running 14. pkg info cbsd cbsd-13.2.0 Name : cbsd Version : 13.2.0 Installed on : Sat Apr 22 19:41:02 2023 CEST Origin : sysutils/cbsd Architecture : FreeBSD:13:amd64 Prefix : /usr/local...

I had problems with Debian, installing without this made it unbootable.

https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-install-linux-vm-on-freebsd-using-bhyve-and-zfs/ Installing Linux on bhyve requires you to move the efi boot files before the reboot of the install session. See the cyberciti.biz link. Done it a few times now, works like a charm

Hi all, A question about disk encryption. On Linux I did use encrypted partitions. From what I read I can use geli or vera crypt. What I would like to know is, what is the best portable encryption. I am preparing a situation where I might not be able to assist recovery of data in a team where...

I think bloated and slow might be annoying but that could be fixed. From a technical view it is just a fat binairy. Some thinks like Flatseal might even do good but damn, it is such a waste of resources.... Most Linux users do not care I think, or are not even aware (pointig at the Ubuntu...

To be honest, I did not even respond to them after that statement. I've seen to many problems with such systems. Old ssl libs in c# by using Xget (can't even remember the name) and so one. Developers stating "I will keep it updated" and then getting bad iso audit results .... Yuk

Let me share a bit about AppImage. Since I was curious about it I installed it on Linux and found it has no checksums at all. Therefor I contacted the developers. Their answer was: It is all hosted on github, we trust that.

Pfew, glad to see people are more smart over here. I left Linux for such things.

A small update, had to disable xhci in the config. Mouse is a bit more sluggish then on other vm's but it is doable, thanks for helping out, I can test it now.