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Is this FreeBSD or pfSense?

Hi. Make sure the image file actually exists, the name of the file is correct, and use the full path to the image in the theme.lua configuration file. For example, if the name of the image file is beastie_rocks.jpg and the file exists in ~/pictures the line to use in the theme.lua file would...

Hi. While I'm not familiar with that interface, from skimming quickly through the link you provided, it looks to be USB class compliant I think so should work for audio output at least with the FreeBSD snd_uaudio driver. The advanced mixer/DSP functions will not work though you did state that...

It's obvious this thread is not headed in a positive direction. Per the forums rules, disagreement in discussion is allowed as long as it's respectful to all parties involved, which in this thread, seems not to be the case. Thread closed to further discussion.

Most potential new users of FreeBSD were using an existing OS with vendor supported hardware previously. The expectation of possibly having to buy new printer to use with FreeBSD isn't looked at as a positive first experience by some potential users and rightfully so. Thankfully, many printers...

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Hide processes running as other users = security.bsd.see_other_uids Hide processes running as other groups = security.bsd.see_other_gids Disable reading kernel message buffer for unprivileged users = security.bsd.unprivileged_read_msgbuf Disable process debugging facilities for unprivileged...

It's also supported in C shells as well, not just Bourne-compatible shells. ;)

To add to tobik's post, brace expansion is a bash feature and not supported by sh IIRC. To expand on that, from the bash man page: [...] Brace expansion introduces a slight incompatibility with historical versions of sh. sh does not treat opening or...

We don't support the CURRENT branch. We do however support the current STABLE branches and 11-STABLE has been tagged.

Possibly related to 57091.

Yep, that is it. :) Edit: I did not get the keyboard with a cord so I'll look into finding one somewhere. I was unaware different cable types were available for it.

Yahoo still has a sizable market and makes a good amount of money from their ad platform, so my guess is mainly ads. :)

Thanks for the info and link Oko. Unfortunately, my keyboard doesn't have a PS2 connector. It has what looks to be something similar to an RJ45 connector though more flat. My first guess is it's maybe a terminal keyboard, though I'm not sure as I haven't really looked into it yet. It's been...

Presently using a Corsair K70 mechanical keyboard with Cherry blue switches. Lights work and all media keys are fully functional on FreeBSD with the sysutils/uhidd port. I also have an original IBM Model M that's not being used as I don't have an adapter for it. The keyboard is a tank and...

Except that Microsoft doesn't have a monopoly in cloud computing and hasn't even on the desktop for some time now. Competition exists in both markets with some quite viable alternatives at present. Past market dominance and/or behavior by Microsoft doesn't make this any less of an opportunity...

Good post, and I agree - "Carpe opportunitatem"

Of course, which is why I used "misplaced" in my post. I don't see an issue with that. I'm simply saying the worst that can happen out of this is Microsoft dropping support for FreeBSD on their Azure platform, so as I said earlier, I really don't see a downside. In fact, given they are...

I really can't see a downside to Microsoft supporting FreeBSD on their Azure platform and don't understand the misplaced animosity here. This isn't connected to their past or present behavior with Windows in any way and personally, I appreciate Microsoft's contributions to supporting FreeBSD in...