If I understand correctly, you're looking for something portable — a file manager that can run from its own directory (even from a network mount) without relying on system-wide libraries.
Since you’re looking for a simple portable file manager...
It must be text-based? I don't think there are real filemanagers that don't rely on anything at all. There's always a front-end that needs some lib to display things.
Ofcourse you can create a non-graphical file selector with copy and move...
I'm looking for a simple file manager that I can run from the directory it is installed in without the need for any additional libs.
ie I would like to run fmx even from a network drive just by going to the directory where it is installed eg...
there is an excellent thread where you'll find some very informative answers:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-to-proper-buildworld-in-2024.92903
If I can give you an advice, if possible take advantages of ZFS boot environment, especially...
I pay 14.00€/month (13.99€). Given that I use it a lot, alongside YouTube music, and I don't pay any other streaming service, for me it's okay. Anyhow, I think that secretly they prefer people watching ads. I think it's more profitable.
I would be willing to pay for the ads to go away (as opposed to using an adblocker). But last I looked they bundled it with some crap and it was too expensive.
What does mount say if you manually mount the partition explicitly with mount -v -o rw ? I'd say it should at least mention some reason for getting no write access. I have no drive with this problem to test it.
1 similar situation that I...
Neither do I have a "default" named BE (on my production system). In order not to complicate matters for the OP by using terminology that may be unfamiliar to him, I used what is displayed by bectl for NR.
bectl won't prevent it, neither does...
The graphics2d module now includes the initial implementation of a C API, making it possible to support additional programming languages. The CPU renderer also no longer relies on external dependencies beyond zlib.
#include...
They can be, in my experience there's a ton of padding and unless you appreciate dance as an artform, it can be really hard to get into as each time a musical number starts it completely stops the plot and often times you'll hit the point where...
This is kind of sad. 200MB to run a bunch of xterms and brag about it when not so long ago
windows xp could run office in 128MB
windows 95 could run office with 16MB
sgi O2 shipped with 32MB
you could run kde with 32MB
a basic twm install worked...
By the way, you can destroy all boot environments (which are in fact ZFS snapshots), except the default, all at once, or a range of BE's.
See /usr/share/games/fortune/freebsd-tips:
You can delete a range of ZFS snapshots (a-z) in multiple...
The little man may not be human flesh but it is highly likely watching and recording individual sessions (for future processing once this generation of encryption is broken).
But, lets say embedded youtube is loading on your machine (or you even...
So there is a little man in a backroom?
I "fight back", and other violent terms, by writing or calling my political representative and voting for or against them if they don't see my way. That's how it's supposed to work in my country but people...
I do cause I don't want to get stuck with one of them failing for some reason and I have to backtrack for some reason. Habit from decades past when it could be a house of cards collapsing onto itself. I only want to deal with one thing at a time.
Look at the flags,
The Active field indicates
whether the boot environment is active now (N); active on reboot
(R); is used on next boot once (T); or combination of (NRT).
If an entry has NO flags, it can be safely...
Not intending to start an editor war but; I spent many years using vi and vim but in time I got frustrated with maintaining the config files and dealing with differences on various systems I worked on remotely. I found that I was typically having...
Do you mean by "login prompt" and "background" the XDM login greeter?
How did you configure xdm to start? Over /etc/ttys or /etc/rc.conf xdm_enable="YES" ?
Just pulled the latest update. The issue I reported is resolved. This is testing on my VM at work. I will test on my home computer with multi-monitor this weekend.
In the "traditional" way you have a disk, a disk is typically split up in partitions, and each partition contains a filesystem. The "disk" isn't empty, but one or more of its partitions might be. The size of the partition is static, an 'empty'...
Nowadays people are only concerned about the money as in profits. The guys who made Unix were just trying to make a better OS for the company's sake. No outside investors. No thoughts of profit/loss when it was sold. No concern with how fast they...
Me neither.
What bothers me is, when there is something new developed, people flapping around, hyping things. Annoying. In german we say: "Nothings is eaten as hot as it's cooked." But above all telling others, all we there is now is obsolete...
There is no little man in a back room somewhere watching your every move. There is a system somewhere that watches your every move to feed you ads you don't care about but that's been true since time immemorial. I don't give myself up to these...
Well, the one I just did was on a fresh install, and I hadn't chosen to install sources, so I'm guessing it was. Sorry you had trouble, and thanks for sharing your issue. I'm going to add it on my page.
I think it's already a problem because the system starts with only a CLI.
You have to manually install something to get a GUI.
A good option is to use a USB SSD of 32GB or so and try out different GUI installations using pkg install. You still...
This is what the rc script does:
iocage_start()
{
if checkyesno ${rcvar}; then
echo "* [I|O|C] starting jails... "
/usr/local/bin/iocage start --rc
fi
}
start Start a jail identified by UUID or NAME. Use [ALL]...
Silly question perhaps, but what do you plan to run or manage on that server? Webservers (nginx, apache, etc.) for example don't have a GUI configuration tool, so why would you need a GUI or desktop?
My /etc/rc.conf contains iocage_enable="yes"
Does this actually start jails at boot time?
I presumed I needed it to be able to actually install/run jails.
Have I misunderstood the point of this command?
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