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Yes, the language part is ok, the clang50 from llvm50 already supports C++17 language features. However, I need library features, which are not available from those ports. For example, one of the new header files from C++17 is "any". For FreeBSD 11, you can find it at /usr/include/c++/v1/any. It...

One port I maintain has upgraded and requires C++17 language & library features, such as std::any. Is it possible to support it on FreeBSD 10? Using G++ does not work, because the executable produced uses both libstdc++ and libc++ and crashes. An ideal solution may be providing libc++ in ports...

I'm using 12-CURRENT kernel with graphics/drm-next-kmod and HD 630 is supported. I cannot get the HDMI audio working, but this does not matter to me. Just install a 12-CURRENT kernel and install graphics/drm-next-kmod from ports.

I've tried different methods in all those threads, and none of them worked. Finally, the setting "charsets=UTF-8:UTF-8" in /etc/nsmb.conf works. It equals to -E=UTF-8:UTF-8. I think that this should be the default.

I guess that the default sound device needs to be changed. You can try sysctl hw.snd.default_unit=2 or maybe 3 if you are using the front panel jacks.

It seems to be closely related to the Folders panel at left. When I expand a folder in the left, the number of open files increases, and it decreases when I collapse it. It seems to be opening every file and folder in the folders listed in the left panel.

I'm using Qt 5.6.1 and Plasma 5 5.7.3. Dolphin is rather unstable: it can only run for minutes before it crashes. After tracing, I found that I need to patch qt5-core and qt5-network to make it stable. Basically, the problem is that dolphin opens too many files (>2k) and at the same time uses...

I'm using it as my desktop, and I use Compiz. I was using the port version, and now I'm using the latest release. It has some bug fixed, comparing with the port version.

It seems like that the new version is not merged to 10-STABLE. You can manually replace it with the version in head (http://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/sys ... 35&view=co).

What's your xorg.conf? I have two xorg.conf's, one is the default one which starts X on the HD 4000 on the internal screen. The other one starts X on the NVidia card on the HDMI port. Normally I just use the default file. When I want to use HDMI, I turn on the card and start another X at :1...

You can force your CPU to run on a lower frequency by stopping powerd and setting sysctl dev.cpu.0.freq=<some frequency>. This would greatly reduce the temperature of your CPU while keep the compiler running.

I've got an ASUS UX51VZ-DH71, and it has a built-in HD4000 and NVidia Geforce GT650M. After using acpi_call to turn on the card, I'm able to start X on the NVidia card and output through the HDMI port. However, I can't make audio output to work. There is only one Intel HDA device on the PCI...

I just tried to use iwn with 6235 on my ASUS UX51VZ. By using this method, I'm able to create wlan0. However, it keeps switching between "associated" and "no carrier". After configuring it with -ht40, it works fairly well. I've not tested the performance, but at least the connection seems stable.

My Skype is working with my webcam, but my flash was not. Now I found the problem: I need to create a symlink at /compat/linux/dev to /dev/video0. And now it works! Thanks!