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Is there a flat theme available without all of the annoying JavaScript pop-ups? I've given the new forum code a try, and I know missed features are back, but I feel like I'm on a wedding forum instead of a software-based forum.

Really? I tried to install OpenBSD 5.5 on my Haswell/Optimus Toshiba laptop, with a i7 CPU and Artheros Wi-Fi and Ethernet. The graphics weren't accurately detected, and it couldn't detect my network hardware. Ended up going with Arch Linux.

To put it in an easier to understand way: know Unix thoroughly and only bother people when you know for certain that it is a non-user error. But how can you know for certain unless you ask sometimes? What I like about OpenBSD is most, if not all, of the configuration files are located in one...

I don't know "ak@freebsd.org", who is the maintainer, but the source came from some where. My understanding was that Opera never supported BSD and the code was pulled from Linux, hence why there hasn't been an updated version since the Linux version was pulled.

No, the question mark was intended. :) Wasn't Opera ported from the Linux code?

I have 3 Intel HD laptop variants that support this quote - HD3000 and HD4000 run fine, and the Haswell/Optimus-based laptop is stuck with BSD virtually.

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Done! Thanks for catching that.

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Hint: It defaults to 7z unless otherwise indicated, per the man page.

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Since I refer to this frequently for various reasons, I've decided to update a few parts: [DISCLAIMER: I didn't write any of this, just edited it for the new BB code (read: I'm not the author, @taz is). I left the quotes out for readability] Network file sharing If you want to be able to share...

Since I refer to this frequently for various reasons, I've decided to update a few parts: [DISCLAIMER: I didn't write any of this, just edited it for the new BB code (read: I'm not the author, @taz is). I left the quotes out for readability] ---[ Userland applications Now we will proceed to...

Since I refer to this frequently for various reasons, I've decided to update a few parts: [DISCLAIMER: I didn't write any of this, just edited it for the new BB code (read: I'm not the author, @taz is). I left the quotes out for readability] Launching applications We already have the...

Since I refer to this frequently for various reasons, I've decided to update a few parts: [DISCLAIMER: I didn't write any of this, just edited it for the new BB code (read: I'm not the author, @taz is). I left the quotes out for readability] # Always delete stale distfiles without prompting...

Since I refer to this frequently for various reasons, I've decided to update a few parts, starting with this one: [DISCLAIMER: I didn't write any of this, just edited it for the new BB code (read: I'm not the author, @taz is). I left the quotes out for readability] Table of contents ---[ Intro...

If not specified 7z is the default compression. If you want to specify then it would be 7z a -t7z file.7z source. If you want to set ultra compression too then it would look like 7z a -t7z -mx=9 file.7z source. I've tried using the update switch (7z u -t7z -mx=9 file.7z) on a compressed file but...

Try archivers/p7zip

If Xorg was installed with devd option and not HAL then the mouse would've worked - I believe it's a either/or option.

I didn't find anything in the mailing list archives, but I only went back to Jan 2013. I do appreciate your replies. Thanks. :)