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  1. DanielBowman

    AlpineBSD: why not Free[BSD]?

    ...for speed of the VM. FreeBSD can shine there, freed from driver trap. Not being untidy mess like Linux, which gained popularity thanks to Docker. And Docker is popular because programs are mess. Ai can help tidying up. Avoiding it's use will be detrimental. It is fun to ride a horse but you...
  2. DanielBowman

    Halloween message

    ...One kernel, drivers in userspace = easy compatibility. Maybe that is why google pulled from it. On servers FreeBSD could be a king...when Docker phases out. And it probably will as security nightmare. Docker or Kubernetes are popular because dependency hell. FreeBSD virtualization has problem...
  3. tyoc213

    general/other podman compose to start miniflux?

    ...to know something else Also, in the documentation, I was able to run my first podman container, so I think at least that config is OK? Also this forum has other labels, but no label for podman, even that docker is no longer on the official documentation and only bhyve is there along with...
  4. Alain De Vos

    Musings of a noob as I migrate from Windows to FreeBSD in my homelab

    At which application i am looking at ?
  5. epower53

    Musings of a noob as I migrate from Windows to FreeBSD in my homelab

    ...automation. DanielBowman it sounds like now might be a great opportunity to mess around with HA alternatives... my 4-component IOT pi is using Docker containers that "just worked". Automations aren't exactly a breeze - there's a learning curve to Node Red - but if you've ever messed around...
  6. epower53

    Musings of a noob as I migrate from Windows to FreeBSD in my homelab

    ...and might be able to make things easier. An obvious place was the rpi I use for IOT - for simplicity it runs Raspbian (Trixie-based) and uses Docker compose to fire up Node Red, Zwave-JS UI, Zigbee2mqtt, and Mosquitto. Mosquitto doesn't have a built-in front end, but the other 3 packages do...
  7. J

    Goodbye GitHub ... ?

    ...worth it looks like the fsl I have on my laptop is 2.23. The only time I ever setup a webserver was when gitlab and/or gitea set one up for me. If you or anyone wants/needs a web server, docker, or whatever, have fun. I personally would not spend more than 10/20 minutes setting up a VCS server.
  8. H

    Goodbye GitHub ... ?

    I really do not understand. How will the remote repo see the local checkout? For what docker?! He needs the remote repo acting as a server, accepting connections, this is done by fossil either as cgi, or run by inetd, or run as stand alone. Why to inflate everything with docker, jail...
  9. D

    Goodbye GitHub ... ?

    But don't use docker
  10. C

    Goodbye GitHub ... ?

    Basically, Yes
  11. doul

    Goodbye GitHub ... ?

    ...it's a whole package, right now I'm configuring ZFS and using a jail, it's interesting, otherwise what do I do: just throw Fossil into a VPS + Docker and that's it? Another point is that my confidence in FreeBSD is increasing while my confidence in websites and the network is decreasing...
  12. SirDice

    Since snappymail is no longer supported - alternatives?

    ...at the moment it's only missing an update that was released less than an hour ago. Version of the port: https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/releases/tag/v2.38.2 That new version only seems relevant to their docker containers; https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/releases/tag/v2.38.2.1
  13. DanielBowman

    Introduce yourself, tell us who you are and why you chose FreeBSD

    ...NAS is network storage and low wattage, verging on zero if I don't need it at the moment. TrueNAS Core would be a perfect fit. Alas because Docker and because people apparently like the idea of putting all eggs in one basket, it is now custom Linux blob. So, FreeBSD is phased out and with it...
  14. DanielBowman

    Milky Way stars are not orbiting the black hole Sagittarius A*

    Luckily FreeBSD does not have proper drivers for the GPUs robots use for brains. The harnesses needed to coordinate robot swarms run in docker. The master artificial brain blows a fuse trying to make CUDA work. Being super intelligent, it is somewhat benevolent and instead of wiping humanity, it...
  15. R

    vbox VirtualBox stopped working after upgrade to 15.1

    I'm giving bhyve another try. :) created 3 vms: - colima: containers development (ubuntu + docker) - kube: for kubernetes development (ubuntu + containerd + kubeadm) - win10: i think it doesn't need introduction the linux system was straight forward, no issues. this win10 is the one that...
  16. L

    Shell Problems passing strings containing a space to env

    ...with the desktop application. I have the server running, but it is a manual process to build and run it. It is Linux-centric, so it uses Docker and PM2 to build and run the server. PM2 passes environment variables to Node when the app runs. I thought I could have my RC script read a config...
  17. G

    general/other Cuda working on Freebsd using Podman - support thread

    So. Guinea pig here. I did the below steps. I have put a *** for the the steps I have changed. Ollama runs but only with CPU. Card is rtx3060, Tried CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 ollama run llama3.1:8b but still CPU only I would like to start looking at doing llama-cpp instead of ollama but it...
  18. M

    command line substring completion

    I've reread both of these a few times and I'm having trouble seeing "usefulness". The example of cd *cke* could return a list of directories that have cke in the name, then you use mouse to select the one you want and paste after a cd? You get the same by "ls | grep -i cke", select with...
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