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I've just installed it and am running it naitively so I'll see how far I get after just extracting base kernel and src txz's without any packages.

Train Dreams on Netflix right now. Great flick.

Bollywood 🤣 There was some hilarious movie a couple years ago that got me into that genre

Firstly it is a pleasure to introduce myself to the community. I've been a long standing advocate of many things Open Source, and the after-life Unix community. I currently run a multi-purpose FreeBSD backbone server as part of my financial...

Note to future me: By default, all installations are global. A “local” install is simply a global package whose accessibility is restricted to a specific user.

Somehow I missed this. 2 and a half hours live performance. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD3i6XYHjQ0

Not entirely sure but I think it's a good idea to have the build machine booted with the i386 kernel so all the system calls are compatible. I wonder how far a amd64 15.0 system gets with crosscompiling, though. Is i386 even suported still?

I guess I need tocd /usr/src and make buildworld and this shouldn't depend on which version I want to build and being in a jail shouldn't make any difference. Have I got that right?

Do you want to change that? By the time you have Netflix running on FreeBSD you will have more of a clue about computers - whether you want to or not.

I purchased a Lenovo LapTop"IdeaPad 5i 2-in-1 16" as a gift to my long time Veteran Buddy. It has an Intel graphics card on the MotherBoard. I have been able to make my personal PC load and work by adding 20-nvidia-driver.conf to the...

Right. I is actually a huge advantage for Google that they have a pre-AI-slop copy of the Internet. Including youtube.

Looks cool!

I know it's not a "great" thought but this is why I choose C and "no dependencies" if I can.

Apparently storage is relatively cheap on a datacenter scale. And even though much content is not interesting to general human audiences you can always let an AI play with it.

Well, OP would be doing high-level programming, just in the kernel.

Running on fvwm3 with 1 xterm/vi, galculator and two iconified xterms. There are many missing external files though so the only thing you can see of menus are their borders.

The is the layout visual debugging, we use flexbox for most layouts which give the capability of being responsive, nether Gtk or Qt has this feature. Gnome fakes it in there desktop shell. If you have ever done any development with qt you would...

I saw the one you put on the F'in Rams. And the whiners.

Seattle is where I live!!!! We have the loudest fans in the GAME!!!!!!! Go 12's!! Did you see that ass beating we put on the 40 whiners!!!

Zare No doubt but OP stated wanting to "practice more low-level programming" which I took to mean in-kernel.

I was able to knock off a bunch of low hanging fruit, 1. Desktop Icons and Rubber Band Selection 2. Windows style dock with quick launch, task list, date/time, status icons 3. Hotplug Daemon for Removable Devices.. This is the dock.toml it...

Ohhh OHHH!!!!!! what was that score!!! 41 - 6!!!

Rootin for the New Seattle Patrihawks. Cause ‘Murica.

Your missing out! Seahawks fans are the loudest in the GAME!!

Seattle is where I live!!!! We have the loudest fans in the GAME!!!!!!! Go 12's!! Did you see that ass beating we put on the 40 whiners!!!

Not in this thread. And a page is 24 lines of course :)

Probably a temporary glitch. Have you tried them again yet? I can fetch packages from both servers through https without a problem.

Ubuntu does more bloaty things than just install a bunch of random *.deb packages.

I read somewhere that you need to be a serious computer enthusiast to run FreeBSD so I don't think it would be right for the OP.

Maturin I'll be in Passau for two days.

bonta what are the flags (if any) that you used when mounting the NTFS?

I know, from USA every country looks small - especially from somewhere more in the middle, like St. Louis (I've been on the arch.) And apart from many of your countrymen you actually travel outside the states, so you know, there is whole world...

My other half is Hungarian. I'll be visiting my grandparents home town of Budapest in May.

He is exaggerating, but doing it in a very aggressive manner, which is unprofessional.

Well a couple were confirmed https://github.com/dloebl/cgif/releases/tag/v0.5.1 & NVIDIA's AI Red Team found and confirmed 3 that were Critical. Those were the easiest for me to verify.

I'm half German. From my mother's side. Whole bunch of German family names I'm related to. So we might be related!

We have some useful discussion about AI. In threads that are about AI. And they don't contain slop. Especially not 3 pages worth of slop.

As we use Gitea, we'll create a private registry there. I'll comment how the whole process works.

Nah. At the 0:14 mark I'm on the right side of the stands. (I gained weight for the part. :) ) It was 110 degrees that day. Miserable.

That's still no reason to post AI slop on a forum. And we will see how many of the maintainers of the affected software will agree that these bug reports are valuable.

I use Iask to ask a question that search engines can't handle or lie about for commercial reasons. It's Chinese and on point. No bs. Just get your information.

I filed a bug to clarify matters: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293028

AI is a great tool, it's like one of the worlds greatest debuggers, there is a open source news report that just came out about how AI found over 500 critical security flaws in open source software. I love AI music and Desktop Wallpapers, I can't...

What command or setting does that need? Nfsd with -t option?

Then how can it work with linux? What is OpenBSD expecting and how is it different?

Does the Space Force have training facilities in 1 g environments? They might be at a disadvantage.

So were these guys from my town (St Louis): View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdx6cN03uNg&list=PL6WAxym74loe2xhDZSLv-f3-kTXz5hU3b I'm in it. And if you knew who to look for, you'll see me. I grew up down the street from the park where this...

If packet filter is the supposed problem, shouldn't you disable it to verify that? In case it's sure, there must be something wrong with data sent to the nfs-server. I must say it sounds kind of interesting that something blocked by pf still...