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When Elon Musk was a kid...

Your remark is not inclusive. It's specimen and speciwomen.

How many panels do you need? x11-fm/xfe is super light and fast and supports up to two independent panels or a tree-panel combo with a second panel. And the panels can be set vertically or horizontally.

Anything wrong with key F12 A N Function SomeFunction ... DestroyFunc SomeFunction AddToFunc SomeFunction + I Exec sleep 1; some_command & sleep 1; another_command ?

There's a thread and wiki page for laptops because they're usually more problematic. I'm not aware of any such list for desktop systems. In general desktops tend to work fine. You may encounter eccentric NICs/WiFi/card readers but in my experience at least it's quite rare nowadays. And for...

What is it that you want to do and can't already achieve using fvwm itself? key F12 A N Function YourCommand

KDE 3.5.10 http://researchhubs.com/post/computing/linux-basic/unix-like-os.html https://kde.org/announcements/visualguide-3.5.php https://kde.org/info/3.5.10.php

Welcome to the forums! The RAM *may* not be enough if you want to run GNOME and the latest version of a modern browser with a gazillion number of tabs and still be able to do a few other things; it will start swapping to disk very soon. But other than that you should be fine. The problem...

If history can teach us anything, it's that very often those who rocked the hardest and caused the most ruckus also disappeared with much bewailment and pain. You know, "the faster the rise the bigger the fall" kind of thing. I don't know about you, but I'd rather be on the side of the snail...

First of all check the output of echo $0 to make sure the user is actually using t/csh. /etc/csh.cshrc is a system-wide configuration. As a personal preference I usually leave it alone and only modify the individual .cshrc files, e.g. /root/.cshrc, /home/pavlar/.cshrc, etc. What you're looking...

No. dvd1.iso is meant to be burnt on a DVD (as an ISO, not copied as a file). For a USB device, dd memstick.img to it.

F@h is proprietary software. So, other than petitioning them to build a native FreeBSD version (unlikely to happen) or to open-source it (even more unlikely to happen), there's not much one can do.

Perhaps because it's not a native build? (Just a hunch)

The FreeBSD project has a single ports tree for all third-party applications and it's mostly version-independent. If everything goes as planned, packages for the entire tree (minus ports with licensing restrictions) are regularly built for Tier-1/2 architectures (more or less), for all...

If you don't have anything on that disk, then gpart destroy -F da0 By the way, "after deleting" doesn't tell us much on what you did.

The "system vs third-party" paradigm that is so dear to FreeBSD users is enforced through the rigorous use of a well-defined directory hierarchy. How ports/packages vs kernel+base system get installed and updated changes nothing. pkgbase basically changes nothing.

You mean like the OP in this thread? It works perfectly fine here. Don't forget that, if you interrupted a selection or selected too much, you can always correct the selection by pressing Shift then clicking where you want your selection to end. In fact you don't even have to click then drag to...