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Probably my favorite feature about xmms2 is the separation of playlists and collections, it's so well thought out and makes organizing music so much simpler. As far as I know, mpd doesn't have this feature.

I'd like drivers for my wifi card. :)

http://tools.suckless.org/sselp, get it by installing x11/sselp.

I'm just wondering how well OpenBSD will run on my T500 with things like ACPI. I probably would be using OpenBSD right now if it had wifi drivers for my card (I went for the Realtek RTL8192SE thinking it was an Atheros chip), but sadly they don't either.

T500? How well does OpenBSD run on it?

Yeah, I saw the uname output. ;)

Well, it took 10 replies, but you finally got someone to post their picture.

CDE on FreeBSD?!! Oh wait...

You know, maybe you should comment out your url at the bottom. I don't think the code will compile like that. ;)

1650x1080? :)

http://surf.suckless.org/ http://www.uzbl.org/

What? Real nerds use something like surf or uzbl.

audio/xmms2

Yeah, it's in 8-STABLE. I rebuilt a few hours ago, and the exploit doesn't seem to work anymore.

The dumbest computer mistake I ever made? Hmm, well, there was this one time where I decided that I would install emacs...

The part I pasted was just the hinting settings for your ~/.fonts.conf. Here's a complete fonts.conf with just the hinting settings: <?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd"> <fontconfig> <!-- Font Display Settings --> <match target="font" > <edit...

Actually, Windows is only at version 6.1. ;)

According to man vim: If you want to enable syntax highlighting, try using :set syn=on.

For me it's vim and Texlive (I installed it manually). I also prefer to use xelatex because of its excellent support for OpenType fonts.