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Ah, of course it is. Silly me! :D

It's the antigram for GNU: Unix is not GNU. Seriously, can you at least provide the context?!

Because Geany has many of the features you'd usually find in an IDE while Leafpad only has auto-indent and line numbering.

The same way as for kernels/modules. loader: https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/boot-introduction.html#boot-loader:

I very much doubt it's possible. By definition modifiers, well, ... modify keys; they can't modify a "non-key". keysymdef.h doesn't even define such a "Null" key, which is very logical if you think about it. Have you tried overriding it with: Mouse 1 R N Nop?

Hello. First of all, you must use the following syntax to define keyboard bindings: Key <key> <context> <modifier> <action>. For example Key Space A M SomeAction will execute SomeAction when you press Alt+SPACE, with Space being the (spacebar) key, Alt being the modifier (M stands for Meta --...

In which file did you set that?

No it has nothing to do with the nature of the latest update. It's because the pager was changed from more to less. But the change happened quite some time ago.

What's with the "suspending processes" business? What do the following commands return? freebsd-version -k freebsd-version -u umame -a

Simply don't put the sysctl command in /etc/sysctl.conf, only hw.snd.default_unit=0. sysctl is for setting it on your live system.

Hello! 1. missing lead "/" (I guess this is a typo) 2. wrong path. shells/bash is third-party software so it's in /usr/local/bin/bash not /bin/bash. This is FreeBSD, not Linux.

Not necessarily. Both can be useful depending on the situation. You can't always trust people enough to give them root's password. The thing here is that - regardless of the tool being used - it's not recommended to always run commands with higher privileges, especially when they are...

It's worth mentioning that x11grab must be enabled while building multimedia/ffmpeg. By default (and therefore in the packages) it's not.

Well then, many viewers will let you delete photos on the fly. No special marking/tagging needed. If I were you I'd get Geeqie back working, because in Preferences > Behavior, you can untick Confirm file delete and tick Enable Delete key and you'll be able to delete every photo you don't want...

Since you mentioned Geeqie, something like that might be possible using Marks. See its Select menu. But you'll have to set these marks on an individual basis anyway, so I don't see how useful any of this may be. Also I don't think there's a way to save these marks so you'll have to finish...

Hanging On The Telephone by Blondie:

Still, this looks interesting. But I very much doubt it'll be part of 12.1R.

multimedia/ffmpeg, of course. Check out the trim and concat filters in particular. Other than that, any video editor would do, I guess.

What do you mean by that? You need a directory (preferably empty) to act as a mountpoint. That's how it works. What command are you using to mount the device? It must be in the form mount /dev/device /path/to/mountpoint...