Right. But for some reason that dir file got included with the gcc-arm-embedded package, which then causes the pkg-check issue. You should definitely report it so it can be fixed (and bring it inline with the others).
With fcitx5 I'm able to (well, only tested on labwc with featherpad) able to get Japanese input on labwc with featherpad) so I think one might be able to get qt app Japanese on Wayland. I ran a pretty limited test though, just opened featherpad...
Image analysis and generation is a different issue.
No, but because I see how fast it recognized what program do and write down documentation that I would never have written because I do not want to expend to much time on it. If it makes errors...
who cares about an advertising platform that always has been intentionally the most developer-hostile environment? If someone chooses to suffer with that junk, it's on them how to get basic tools working.
If you previously ran 12.x you have been missing at least 2 years worth of changes to x11/xorg. FreeBSD 12 has been EoL for quite some time.
If X doesn't work, anything running on top of X (like XFCE) certainly won't either.
What's in...
The po column is the more important one of the two, because it specifies the amount of page-out activity towards the swap partitions. If you get non-zero numbers here over longer periods of time, it might mean that you have a problem with the...
Indeed. In embedded, the freestanding C++ standard is quite common. Things like Zephyr let you drag in small subsets of STL as seen fit.
The STL gets so much wrong in terms of safety that at work we tend to avoid it for lots of things. Actually...
Thus the problem.
There is an article online that says the free AI tools are not what company programmers use. Those types pay for the AI tools they use and that means hundreds of dollars a month. Even then the generated code has to be gone...
None of these files had anything to do with upgrading the base OS. Xorg isn't part of the base.
You upgraded packages after the (major) version upgrade, as you should. If you went from 12.x to 14.x you very likely had an old x11/xorg installed...
Sounds as if you're using the older fcitx rather than fcitx5. (I think FreeBSD only has mozc with fcitx, and with fcitx5 you have to use anthy)
To quote my own page https://srobb.net/jpninpt.html about FreeBSD and fcitx (as opposed to fcitx5
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No idea what you are doing with vm and X11, but:
In the server side, where you have the display:
1) you must run Xorg with the flag "-listen tcp"
2) You must type something like: xhost +
On the client side, where start x clients, you must give...
It's backslash with me always. I mostly notice what happens. If things stop working suddenly, that's a typo in 1 of the last files.
You could use the locate-db to scan all files with shell code and check the first line,
You're supposed to copy/paste these to a prompt, the # of root's prompt kind of adds a layer of protection, as it's interpreted by the shell as a remark. It prevents accidentally copy/pasting something utterly destructive as root.
Think it's...
You're supposed to copy/paste these to a prompt, the # of root's prompt kind of adds a layer of protection, as it's interpreted by the shell as a remark. It prevents accidentally copy/pasting something utterly destructive as root.
Think it's...
Yes, I know they are prompts, but when you are copying and pasting them they are a pain.
I just noticed a little icon that copies the code to your clipboard. Is that a recent addition?
This problem is update and upgrade related and this post should have been in another forum.
In the update from FreeBSD 12 to 14 there were (new?) xorg.conf files in default search path in /usr/local/share/X11/xorg.conf when there were old...
Indeed. In embedded, the freestanding C++ standard is quite common. Things like Zephyr let you drag in small subsets of STL as seen fit.
The STL gets so much wrong in terms of safety that at work we tend to avoid it for lots of things. Actually...
I think I have found the problem.
Yes, I had changed the RESOLV_CONF in poudriere.conf.
I am running, local_unbound and had long ago copied the original resolv.conf to resolv.conf.without.unbound. For some reason I cannot remember, I preferred...
I open the editor and remove the characters in the lines. Very slowly and calmly, as a meditation exercise.
Of course, I could also use sed, but anyone can do that.
In fact most of the std is useless and prohibited in embedded. The C++ standard library is awful mess. C stdlib gets flak for unsafe functions and undefined behaviour but that's just because people don't understand what type of shit C++ std is...
Many posts provide examples of sample code for which I am very grateful, but one thing I often find myself doing is removing '#' from the start of the line when copying lines into some shell script.
How do others deal with removing this...
Nice :-) What a great tutorial!
You might also want to check out here:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAcaQiq14yw
It includes configuration of X, and also configuration of LAN.
Since this video, I ported 86Box to FreeBSD so that you can...
Is the situation like this from the boot or did it happen on the fly?
My brainstorming questions:
Any chance there is process of fw being upgraded that locked the whole disk? Any other processes running on the system that might indicate...
Perhaps too complicated for today's AI, but it is also pattern matching, the phrase "code documentation system" is a pattern, otherwise it would not exist, and new means apply chaos to find something else than the "c++ code documentation systems"...
Then that nonsense starts to evolve and converges into meaning. I am curios what AI would come up with If I asked it to create a new c++ code documentation system.
Perhaps most of the time humans are processing patterns, from the very beginning of their life.
These LLM have something called "temperature", if it is 0, it is deterministic, selects as next word the one with highest assigned probability, as...
Perhaps most of the time humans are processing patterns, from the very beginning of their life.
These LLM have something called "temperature", if it is 0, it is deterministic, selects as next word the one with highest assigned probability, as...
Maybe I should start banning some folks. You either follow the directions of the mods/admins or you're going to find yourself on the receiving end of the ban hammer. Is that clear enough for you?
If AI ever truly reaches genuine creativity, the world will become a fundamentally different place. That moment wouldn’t just be another technological milestone it would be an evolutionary event. Creativity is effectively the threshold of...
Not supported here.
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/ghostbsd-pfsense-truenas-and-all-other-freebsd-derivatives.7290/
(Moved to "Other Window managers", don't really have a proper section for this. "Installing and upgrading" certainly didn't...
Indeed, and that speaks against your principle of writing documentation before coding.
Better short comments in the code.
And my idea was to leave the final documentation to AI using code and comments.
But someone said it is bad troff code...
Because in American culture we don't get offended by others who are smarter, it's not a thing that happens here it would be seen as very strange, people would even think you have something wrong with you. So my natural assumption was that must be...
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