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If You want to run Wayland - run Wayland - I do not want to. I want X11 - and X11 works perfectly for me. Red Hat and FreeDesktop tried (and still tries) to kill X11 just to 'force' Wayland. This is not competition - this is betrayal of the core open source values.

I believe you were on a long vacation for quite some time. Let me give you the shortcut to get back to reality: - View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iwaaSatk0pI - View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ujJCyXfWpOo - View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ONdcalK5JLQ - View...

Xorg silently killed by Red Hat and FreeDesktop.org is not a future solution. FreeBSD - as a project - same as GhostBSD does - needs to migrate to X11 solution that has a future - that solution is XLibre at the moment.

Its simple - migrate to XLibre.

#! /usr/bin/env zsh

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I do not want to have everything printed in rainbow all the time :) Last time I used Fluxbox was 2008 I believe ...

I believe it was PekWM - x11-wm/pekwm - still available here ... or You think about something else?

I also used Fluxbox in the past - also liked it. As for terminal - I understand - I have a buddy at work that also hates colors in terminal :)

Nice - thank You for sharing that - I really like that solution :)

My Openbox setup seems so much bloated :)

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That is how security is built - same with firewalls - you first block everything - and then only allows what is meant to be allowed. Maybe that will help :) https://chatgpt.com/canvas/shared/689fa78dfbf08191a9da6703e2bd7218

No worries, we are not going anywhere :) I know people that run FreeBSD on their desktop/laptop and professionally manage Linux/UNIX/AIX services - so you are not the only one 'forced' to do other things. You can use CUDA with Linux Compat on FreeBSD if needed: -...

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I do not have other ideas to help You. I remember when I wanted to check how Nvidia card works on ThinkPad W520 it was real PITA and I got back to BIOS to disable it and never enable again.