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If I'm understanding you correctly, you would like some form of AI to completely, or at least mostly, run your system? As far as I know, FreeBSD doesn't have that. I don't think the commercial O/S's or Linux has it either, yet, though some might be going in that direction.

beastiegirl for example, I use openbox at times. There is a file $HOME/.config/openbox where it has its configuration, including an autostart file. I just want it to start with a background and tint2 (a window manager bar). So, my $HOME/.config/openbox/autostart reads feh --bg-scale...

loveydovey, without pretending to read wolffnx's mind, seems like he just would like to go on irc and chat. I imagine that someone who desires themselves to be tested on their security could probably find an irc channel for that (though I haven't looked). Like eternal_noob says above, be careful...

I'm also wondering--maybe someone knows, sees this, and can answer--if we still need the /usr/share/keys/pkgbase-15 or if you can now use what's in the wiki, the /usr/share/keys/pkg. If I have time today I might throw together a VM and see. If anyone knows and could answer, that would be good.

prince2phor59, sorry I don't use bluetooth, so I'd be unable to help there. But this forum has a lot of knowledgeable and helpful people. And do take a look at the man page that POSIX.1 linked, they can be very helpful, and there are probably ones in French available.

Hrrm, that's new. I've seen that on some CURRENT VMs, but haven't seen it on a RELEASE. I'm honestly not sure. It looks as if something's wrong with the branch, hopefully, someone with more knowledge can chime in.

POSIX.1 sorry, but I disagree. If someone is new, they may not realize what to look for. In my arrogant opinion, each case is different.

POSIX.1 already said, but but to slightly elaborate, you can run, for example wpa -ddd -i <interfacename> -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf For example: wpa -ddd -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf The extra d's give you more debugging information. wpa_supplicant -d is probably enough but the...

The fix has been committed, so very soon we should all be able to install tint2 by pkg on CURRENT.

There's definitely a port for it. And a package. Do you have a custom repo? If you click the link in my earlier post, it takes you to freshports.org which shows the name of port and package.

The maintainer has submitted the fix. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293022 It may take time for it to committed.

My Brother MFC (laser) works without any Brother drivers. I use the everywhere driver--not only on FreeBSD but also tested on several Linux distributions.

As for the halftime show, there's a story behind that. In Living Color, one year, put on an episode to go on during the halftime show, which at the time was a marching band and other less interesting stuff. They had a timer on screen so viewers would know when to switch back to the superbowl...

Ok Beastie7 you made me laugh. Or at least CATM. (Chuckle Audibly To Myself)

Assuming you got it installed with cups, there's a print test page option. Click the printer, and there will be, to the left a Maintenance option. Click the drop down arrow and there's an option to print a test page.

Alain De Vos the superbowl is worth it mainly for the commercials. According to an old Wall Street Journal article, there's about 11 minutes of action during the game. A Quarz article mentioning the figure...

If it connects by network, I'll plug my own page https://srobb.net/cliscanprint.html#FreeBSD

Just an update for those interested. I've been emailing with the maintainer, they have an as yet untested patch and package, which I'll test by the weekend. They've filed a bug as it turns out this has to do C23 _WIDTH macros, which is WAYYYY over my head, I'm quoting from the bug report which...

What about textproc/dict (though you probably know of that one and I'm probably missing something)

There's also the everywhere driver (but I don't know if it would work for you, but according to a 2021 reddit thread it should). https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/op9jji/cups_printing_drivers/ (the reddit thread)