What I do care about is that X11 survives, get fixes and upgrades. ATM XLibre is only project that cares about that as well.
As for the security/sudo I like it, I don't find it to be complicated nor hard to configure.
I do understand that...
The problem with tech geeks, specially computer nerds, is that we have an opinion on just about everything: anthropology, psychology, quantum physics and also politics.
My parents escaped the largest right-wing dictatorship in Europe, that of...
That's true. I have been guilty of that in the past myself, except I kept to the topic of the thread. Other times, a thread will have a theme, and they post that they want a different theme, so I'll suggest for them to start a new thread. They...
I think that computing-related politics are OK to an extent. Like the "Cathedral and Bazaar" paper tried to explain the model of software availability and options people have for what software they can install on their metal. It was an...
Personally, I don't give 2 eF's about politics nor politicians, up, down, right, left nor middle – I just don't believe in any of that 💩.
But, I do love mockery and puns, so I'm having real struggle with myself (because I know that it will be...
The “I have no name!” prompt happens because your jail’s /etc/passwd and /etc/group don’t have entries for UID 0 and GID 0/5.
Easiest fix: inside the jail run:
apt-get update
apt-get install passwd
That will populate the missing files.
Or, if...
If you want to run an entire Linux system inside a jail, check the LinuxJails page on the FreeBSD Wiki. That’s the guide you’re looking for. The Linuxulator page is more about the underlying compatibility layer itself. For jails, Debian/Ubuntu...
Is it fair to imply someone has a political stance/agenda, either personal or around the project, if the only hint you have is them using a twist on a Trumps motto, a motto which has become meme from day 1, and has been bent around for usage by...
Agreed. Though, not unlike a lot of discussions here, on the MLs, and for that matter on other discussion forums for other O/Ses. People seem to have the proclivity get off topic.
I remember at a Thanksgiving dinner, my niece brought a friend. He asked what I do and I said, I work at a data center. He though I said dating center, and the conversation went on a few minutes, making perfect sense to both of us, until...
I guess it shouldn't be too hard to mod port, KDE 6.4.5 works okay with XLibre on Gentoo (OpenRC), OpenMandriva and Fedora (only 3 that I'm personally testing in VM just for that combo)
Is it fair to imply someone has a political stance/agenda, either personal or around the project, if the only hint you have is them using a twist on a Trumps motto, a motto which has become meme from day 1, and has been bent around for usage by...
It's funny until it's not... I find it disturbing that people in tech are calling each other names and this kind of stuff might get people killed.
We must depolarize tech. Depolarization is different from depolitization. Everyone can have...
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Are you using Wayland? If not, you don't need the drm-kmod.
I upgraded to 14.3 few days ago too, and no issues here with nvidia-driver-570.169.
I do have the open source kmods because I tried out Wayland. And when I upgraded...
An additional remark.
IF you do not need the combination of the Nvidia proprietary driver and the open-source drm-61-kmod driver, the use of the full proprietary Nvidia x11/nvidia-driver should work. For example, for Xorg you don't need the...
Yes, and no.
nvidia-drm.ko is DRM supporting layer running on nvidia-modeset.ko.
nvidia-modeset.ko is basic KMS supporting layer running on nvidia.ko.
So nvidia-drm.ko autoloads nvidia-modeset.ko and nvidia-modeset.ko autoloads nvidia-ko, which...
All versions supported by ports. No exception.
In your case, x11/nvidia-driver-470 depends on x11/nvidia-kmod-470.
"Corresponding" is the keyword.
In detail, Makefile of master port x11/nvidia-driver would have
RUN_DEPENDS=...
I just went to youtube. I didn't sign in but did a search for the song, and wasn't asked to sign in. (I almost never do sign in, unless I see something so incredibly good or funny I feel I have to praise it). This is on Waterfox, which I allow to...
This is not a Linux forum, but a civilized one ;)
While the forum is "off topic", individual threads are not a "free for all" but should at least generally adhere to the topic intended (IMHO). And when it gets political, nothing good ever comes...
Xkcd is great! (Their older stuff is my favorite. Recently, Randall has moved on from computer humor to corny physics and geology jokes plus lots of general musing)
Brilliant one! My all time fav is 303 - Compiling:
(Typing this while my aarch64 Gentoo qemu VM (with ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~arm64") is on almost 7th day of compiling ~250 upgrades 🤦♂️🤣)
In Türkiye they made few movies about Zagor (plese see #8) on a budget that was enough to buy peanuts for the crew, but not enough to buy them drinks (early '70s). I couldn't understand a single word spoken there, but I was ROFLing the whole...
Here in Belgium we have a tradition of comic strip. I explain people have an idea, but no budget. To make a movie you need a large budget, so they make a comic strip. "Suske & Wiske" in french "Bob & bobette". "de rode riddder", "le chevalier rouge".
How true. Everything is polarized. Everything is political.
I want to use and hack FreeBSD without politics but politics always seems to enter it.
My wife and I have a community garden plot. All we want to do is plant and grow vegetables...
A fair assessment. We do have the 'off-topic' forum, but it's easier to latch onto an existing conversation (and hijack it) that to put in the effort needed to start a new thread. And if enforcement of Forums Rules had any teeth, that would...
I think that's the way business used to be (simply because a business prime directive is profit by legal means. Picking a political side means you don't want money from half the customers); a problem is when politics dictate what products are...
Actually, the gnome developers is why I run KDE. Because "the ability to flip every switch and dial, with a reasonable set of defaults" is far better than having the developers saying "this is the way we make it, you will use it this way, and you...
Why are we talking about using password managers instead of just memorizing them ? Am i missing something here, or you are all actually willingly sacrificing your security for convenience ?
TBH, I never owned iPhone, furthest I went with hacking Apple (not counting Hacintoshes and custom made DSTD's on other x86) was back in PowerPC/Open Firmware days playing "Towers of Hanoi" as per Amit Singh guide in the Mac OS X Internals: A...
I actually jailbroke the iPod Touch 1st and second gen back in the day. Nowadays, the guy that came up with the jailbreak, George Hotz, he's an engineer with AMD (and making some trouble there, as well). But back to my jailbreaking story: I...
That sounds interesting! But I'm curious how that compares to FreeBSD. I used to force EAX for radeon in xorg.conf on Linux years ago; can that be done on FreeBSD today?
I'm also curious how Intel UXA and SNA might fit into that; but what about...
I don't think XLibre will survive. The entire idea of a right-wing display server is ridiculous. I think it will die soon, and someone who isn't a barely disguised political activist will make another, better fork of Xorg. I mean listen to the...
Didn't apple ditched rainbow logo 9 years before first iPhone? If user put it there themselves, it's a good chance that they also did jailbreak on in, which will make it more into apple produce than Apple product category 😉
I found it best so far to completely avoid Pulseaudio, as I had nothing but trouble with it. This limits your choice of desktop environment (MATE does not need it, for example), but applications like Firefox or Chromium work well with OSS or...
Password generators:
The one that was in DEC VMS was pretty cool. It would try to generate something that actually looked like a word you could pronounce; that made it easier to remember.
VMS was/is quite secure OS, but sysop's practice to force users to change their password regularly was its weakest point. It was very easy to make and inject DCL which will mimic official one, and steal "renewed" passwords (talking here about...
This is not a Linux forum, but a civilized one ;)
While the forum is "off topic", individual threads are not a "free for all" but should at least generally adhere to the topic intended (IMHO). And when it gets political, nothing good ever comes...
Agreed. Though, not unlike a lot of discussions here, on the MLs, and for that matter on other discussion forums for other O/Ses. People seem to have the proclivity get off topic.
Agreed. Though, not unlike a lot of discussions here, on the MLs, and for that matter on other discussion forums for other O/Ses. People seem to have the proclivity get off topic.
A fix was committed (multimedia/jellyfin: attempt to fix package building , from Bug 288572 - multimedia/jellyfin: fails to fetch distfiles). A packages should be available with the next cluster package build .
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