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I honestly can't believe what I am reading on this forum. While the BIND is indeed the first and the reference implementation of DNS server it always suffered from bi-polar disorder as it thinks of itself as caching and authoritative DNS server at the same time. Namely properly speaking there...

http://sed.sourceforge.net/ Dokumentacija, skripte, linkovi i ostalo (web stranica generisana sed skriptom!) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial http://www.tty1.net/sed-intro_en.html sed introduction...

It will only run its own Abaco web browser but unfortunately you will not be able to use gmail or see porn.

Source files are not installed by default on FreeBSD. Entire FreeBSD has little less than 9 million lines of code. OpenBSD has less than 3 millions. I am talking about complete OS which in case of OpenBSD includes Xenocara and many, many useful user-land programs. The last time somebody went...

Of course not :) It will be interesting to check log files of this forum for the browser fingerprints of that guy who claims to use Plan9. Even NetSurf doesn't run on Plan9 http://www.netsurf-browser.org/downloads/ This is the state of art in terms of surfing Internet on Plan9...

Maybe you have never tried the right Linux distro:) Hint: Alpine Linux

Unlike FreeBSD, OpenBSD runs really well on many different architectures and was never Wintel only OS (NetBSD heritage). Until the demise of Sun the default hacking platform was actaully sparc64 because it is big endian. Not that anything besides amd64, armv7, arm64, and octeon (mips64 for...

What do you mean if it is true? ALTQ has being removed from OpenBSD six years ago during the development of the 5.0 release (current release is 6.2, note that OpenBSD is released every 6 months). ALTQ is one of those ultra rare occasions when the code which originated in FreeBSD was imported...

Well when you mix FreeBSD developers who are using OS X as their desktops and Ubuntu gamers wannabe FreeBSD desktop users who don't make a difference between API audio/driver layer (OSS) and an audio server sndio then you get a new UNIX comedy show called FreeBSD desktop:confused:

You are already doing something very strange by using ZFS on i386.

Fixed in OpenBSD 3 months ago https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=150814941311682&w=2

https://marc.info/?l=dragonfly-users&m=150816781917465&w=2 This release features HAMMER2 file system as a technology preview enabled in the default generic kernel. dfly# uname -a DragonFly dfly.bagdala2.net 5.0-RELEASE DragonFly v5.0.0.2.ga9d62-RELEASE #10: Tue Oct 17 07:25:14 EDT 2017...

sysutils/docker, and Bhyve are completely unrelated technologies. Bhyve is an immature (IMHO) attempt in the Type 2 Hypervisor for FreeBSD (OpenBSD similarly has equally immature VMM). Comparable Red Hat Linux technology would be KVM. I always thought that FreeBSD would have being better server...

Spend $90 and get yourself a nice new monochromatic laser printer which speaks PostScript. I recommend Brother HL-L5000D for example. Really low price per copy like 1-2c. I have 5250-DN next to me at home and at work I bought 5100-DN for $150 on a sale. That HP 1102 printer is 10 year old crap...

Recently I came a cross two posts https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/61643/#post-362839 https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/62475/#post-360834 of very a respected member of this forum ralphbsz whose highly competent answers on various storage related questions made me rethink the previously...

FreeBSD has gpart

And that is exactly why vim should not be used when you have the best UNIX editor (nvi) in the base. Light reading for people who want to learn more http://galexander.org/vim_sucks.html

Right on money:beer:! Bashism are pissing me off so badly. Net is full of Bash crap. Besides the fact that it is broken, Bash is a security nightmare.

Depends what you care about. The easier question would be what has not changed at all and what are the things that suck? While complete disk encryption and installing to a RAID 1 (mirror) is trivial thanks to softraid the matter of the fact remains that OpenBSD still uses fdisk Master Boot...

https://www.openbsd.org/62.html predrag@oko$ uname -a OpenBSD oko-mobile.bagdala2.net 6.2 GENERIC.MP#134 amd64