I don’t understand. If it is an NFS mount, then it is not a local UFS file system. It doesn’t matter if NFS server and client run on the same machine – From the kernel’s point of view it’s a remote file system, and this does make a difference...
To be honest i've already done what i should not do and looked over the existing sources. I can actually see this happening. The code posted above is already part of a library anyways. Just one with a really broad scope (it was basically meant to...
If multimedia/vlc is the only port you want to modify options, run make config for it, run afterwards make install clean BATCH=1. If following dependencies require also configurations changed use the make target mark_j suggested. If BATCH is set...
That’s normal behavior. Why should the kernel waste time and I/O bandwidth swapping things in that are not (yet) used? It’s preferable to keep them in swap, in case something else needs the memory.
Older versions of FreeBSD even swapped out...
In that case, x11-wm/cage, x11-wm/sway and x11-wm/wayfire are also Wayland compositors (window managers) with BSD and MIT licenses.
x11-wm/hikari is a stacking type
Cage is described as kiosk
Sway is an i3 replacement
Wayfire is described as 3D...
I’m surprised no one here mentioned Hikari. I’d rather FreeBSD work on having a modern display server in base, then work up the stack from there. X.org is just gross to me.
When you posted about it, it piqued my interest, until I read it's a systemd victim now.:(
Oh, and yet another package manager? When will everyone in the Linux world come to their senses: it's Redhat or bust. All the rest are on borrowed time.;)...
Hello friends,
I am trying to use the rpki-client without success...
# pkg search rpki
rpki-client-6.7.p1 Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) implementation from OpenBSD
# pkg install rpki-client
# ls...
To be honest i've already done what i should not do and looked over the existing sources. I can actually see this happening. The code posted above is already part of a library anyways. Just one with a really broad scope (it was basically meant to...
I’m surprised no one here mentioned Hikari. I’d rather FreeBSD work on having a modern display server in base, then work up the stack from there. X.org is just gross to me.
I haven't tested it but seems to be functional so if you don't care about the funky looks it might be an option. Actually i am kinda reconsidering if i shouldn't use this myself. It might look a bit out of place but considering it's only a mixer...
I can't remember why I chose audio/dsbmixer, but it works fine with x11-wm/i3, separate channels, no problem in x11/i3status. At the time, I didn't find any functional and less minimal GUI solution. If there's more minimal program, I'm happy to...
I don't really know what the world is waiting for but to me that sure sounds great ;)
Exactly. In any case i see some reasonable potential. While the devil is of course always in the details i still feel like there really is an actual chance...
I think it could be really interesting. In many ways barely any progress has been made in terms of GUI development since the 80's and many of them were written by tiny teams back then too.
If you do decide to take this forward, I look forward to...
x11/xcalc is the only desktop utility I use that is from Twm. I use the pad on my keyboard for it, because it's easier to use more accurately than clicking with a mouse.
It's good as it is. A replacement or upgrade would be good though.
I think it could be really interesting. In many ways barely any progress has been made in terms of GUI development since the 80's and many of them were written by tiny teams back then too.
If you do decide to take this forward, I look forward to...
Try
- delete quota.user and quota.group
- service quota restart
- give the user quota
- service quota restart again
- check user quota
- dd random data into a file, exceeding quota
If all is good, "disc quota exceeded" message should appear.
The problem with Motif is that it really looks/feels out of place on my desktop and sadly i don't think there anything that i can do about it, isn't it?
The dependencies aren't that bad considering i use a lot of GTK applications and have those...
I have roundcube-php72-1.4.8,1 but there's no such plugin installed. Maybe you have this plugin left from old installation. Check your ../roundcube/config/config.inc.php and remove it under $config['plugins'] array
audio/xmmix is good for a non-gtk application.
For a gtk application, where volume can be adjusted by scrolling over the volume icon in the task bar, audio/gvolwheel is good, but dependency heavy. There was another gtk application like this too...
Did you upgrade postfix recently in that jail? If yes, then it's expected. And it's actually setgid despite what the message says.
EDIT: you can check postfix installation date e.g. using pkg query %t postfix | xargs date -jf %s
I use FreeBSD 12.1 :
sysctl -d vm.pageout_update_period
vm.pageout_update_period: Maximum active LRU update period
sysctl vm.pageout_update_period
vm.pageout_update_period: 600
Edit: I thought you were replying to me.
After reading the start link, I realized that 10 minutes were gone from my life, never to return. I really don't care about systemd, as long as I am not forced to deal with the fallout. Sadly, developers don't wash their hands enough after...
Just a little piece of advice in case someone is planning to buy a new printer …
My recommendation is to give up on USB and try to look for a WLAN-enabled printer. The first advantage is obvious: You can place it anywhere, not necessarily near a...
The Valuable News weekly series is dedicated to provide summary about news, articles and other interesting stuff mostly but not always related to the UNIX or BSD systems. Whenever I stumble upon something worth mentioning on the Internet I just...
sysctl vm.defer_swapspace_pageouts=1:I do not have this sysctl knob, do you mean sysctl -d vm.disable_swapspace_pageouts?
4 GB RAM should be fairly enough for a small DB; but 4GB RAM vs. 2 GB swap is a suboptimal choice.
Bergamin, please have...
EFI: my EFI partition has a subdir efi/boot with 2 files: BOOTx64.efi & startup.nsh. If your system boots, I'd say it's fine, right?
[drm] Unable to create a private tmpfs mount,...: I do ignore these, too :) Dunno if I should treat it as a...
Strange. This appears to be a 3rd party plugin that doesn't appear in the original roundcube sources.
A recipient_to_contact plugin does exist on github (https://github.com/namesco/Roundcube-Plugin-Recipient-To-Contact) and has the same issue...
Just a little piece of advice in case someone is planning to buy a new printer …
My recommendation is to give up on USB and try to look for a WLAN-enabled printer. The first advantage is obvious: You can place it anywhere, not necessarily near a...
Just a little piece of advice in case someone is planning to buy a new printer …
My recommendation is to give up on USB and try to look for a WLAN-enabled printer. The first advantage is obvious: You can place it anywhere, not necessarily near a...
That’s normal behavior. Why should the kernel waste time and I/O bandwidth swapping things in that are not (yet) used? It’s preferable to keep them in swap, in case something else needs the memory.
Older versions of FreeBSD even swapped out...
It was a response to your suggestion of using a language binding to avoid MOC and why this is not a viable solution in the long run. It doesn't eliminate the MOC precompiler.
For reference.
The Valuable News weekly series is dedicated to provide summary about news, articles and other interesting stuff mostly but not always related to the UNIX or BSD systems. Whenever I stumble upon something worth mentioning on the Internet I just...
gtk is +25 years of more bloat than progress.
An Athena variant can do it, and there's no reason it can't be improved to be better. The problem is, when there's something good, GPL slaps their license on it, and BSD loses a lot of control over...
UPDATE!!
You don't need anymore the linux compatibility!!
Most of Samsung's are being supported by the print/splix drivers!
(CUPS printer drivers for Samsung Printer Language printers)
and
So then you think the world is waiting for a BSD licensed [light] BSDesktop toolkit? [L]BSDTk.org ;) ready to catch up with 25+ years of GUI development experience just by levering modern approaches in software engineering, development...
Lumina is heavy. LXDE, associated with LxQT, is also heavy, despite it being called light.
JWM and other window managers are light, and fully functional. These do very well.
For me personally, I don't dislike MOC because it is not pleasant to use. I dislike MOC because in the past I have seen it reduces the lifespan of the software and makes it a considerable maintenance nightmare.
Unfortunately using another...
It's not attractive to me because of the licensing and being based on C++. As you might have noticed i am (for similar reasons) not sold on FLTK either but it actually comes out ahead from my perspective by having the "right" license.
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