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Hello to everyone. After 3 days of full work,we have booted Debian and FreeBSD with qemu accelerated with bhyve/vmm for the first time. This is an epic milestone. Further development is needed...a lot of development...but anyway this is...

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Very good, I like it and like the dark color scheme (I'm not tested if it based on the system settings but I guess it enabled: dark/light/system)

- Virtual network (VNET) inside the jails and PF on the host is another reason to use jails - it is another layer of isolation and control of who has access to what besides resource isolation (CPU, RAM, etc.) - Jails, backed by ZFS datasets, make...

Google analytics... What information do they get? All home ip's to freebsd.org?

I miss Beastie, it is only there on the bottom...

Not sure I would have put "newsgroups" in there.

"Powerful" is so meaningless.

pkg-plist is in a port directory and shows which compile result files in the workdir should be added to the package. It requires the command 'make package' while in the port dir. The destination usually is /usr/ports/<port>/work/pkg/<package>...

Extevent it tiles, but it has an interesting effect when windows open. I can't describe it well. I was able to fix mine so that it's more or less working like dwm. I think it's a nice window manager for those who like ricing, which I know almost...

If you have openbox, you can use its rc.xml. You'll get various errors about things that are in openbox and not labwc. but it will work, for example, if you have a keyboard shortcut for firefox, it will work with your labwc config. If you...

I already said, it would have been more properly phrased as "deliberately obtuse", in the sense that you were pretending to misunderstand what was said. I also apologized for the the misunderstanding. However, if you wish to feel that I insulted...

Ever since I had a little kid... But my ThinkPad also refuses to resume from sleep. Can we call this a coma?

It's really nothing more than copying a couple of files from the rEFInd downloads to the EFI partition, and running efibootmgr to activate it. The Linux instructions are, for the most part, valid on FreeBSD too. Only the efibootmgr on FreeBSD...

Figuring out how to jailbreak chatbots or AI agents (and how to prevent this from happening) is a whole new field in cybersecurity. Maybe shift your focus?

FreeBSD with JWM as the desktop environment uses very little 283 MiB and is very lightweight.

pkg size shows the space used by the disk. OP in his turn says about memory (RAM) usage (it's also shown as neofetch output in his screenshot).

annoyingly another one, the next day May 17 14:02:00 kg-core2 kernel: [drm ERROR :amdgpu_job_timedout] ring gfx timeout, signaled seq=48632078, emitted seq=48632080 May 17 14:02:00 kg-core2 kernel: [drm ERROR :amdgpu_job_timedout] Process...

That is not 283 MiB. What else did you install?

Figuring out how to jailbreak chatbots or AI agents (and how to prevent this from happening) is a whole new field in cybersecurity. Maybe shift your focus?

It's really nothing more than copying a couple of files from the rEFInd downloads to the EFI partition, and running efibootmgr to activate it. The Linux instructions are, for the most part, valid on FreeBSD too. Only the efibootmgr on FreeBSD...

An even better solution is to update the port to the latest version. That would probably also solve the dependency issues. In case you aren't aware, anyone can submit patches to update a port, regardless if it's maintained or not. The only real...

Currently, there is very little difference between Xlibre and Xorg so things (for now), should work the same. As they diverge, Xlibre will likely contain more features, improvements and bug fixes compared to Xorg. But at the same time, may also...

Neither did I, but I strongly suspect that issues I have with USB sound and crackling/distortion appearing is when the OS decides to reschedule a snd I/O demanding process to a hypercore - I'm not 100% sure it is that, but since it goes away when...

I think that is exactly what I did and have no clue why since I've been doing this for quite a while. Greetings from Munich

x11-fonts/noto-extra should have some Thai fonts included.

I have 128 GB RAM, the ports are on NVMe and I have never observed more than few GBs of usage, although in the 32GB RAM case the ZFS cache might be a factor, and the tool I was monitoring from was btop, which may have a flawed reading. Also my...

where we currently are in the hype curve of "AI", some companies will replace parts of their workforce with AI. I predict that these companies are not the smart ones; they will not survive in the long run (in 5 - 10 years most of them will not be...

I suspect you installed the update previously, then reverted to the BE from before the update (which is why the 15.0-RELEASE-p6_2026-05-15_195917 BE is currently active). This effectively reverted the update. When you use freebsd-update and have...

That sound wired. Were those big jobs linker jobs?

15-STABLE minimally slower 2 CPUs in system; running 1 parallel copy of tests Dhrystone 2 using register variables 24307571.2 lps (10.0 s, 7 samples) Double-Precision Whetstone 4444.6 MWIPS (9.6 s, 7 samples) Execl...

Hi guys, long time no see, I've noticed the following on current ports tree/15-STABLE - May 17 10:29:52 Thinkpad pkg-static[55604]: gtk-update-icon-cache-3.24.42 installed May 17 10:41:11 Thinkpad pkg-static[58169]: gtk3-3.24.52 deinstalled May...

Electronica? Oxygene and Equinoxe by Jean-Michel Jarre.

Kraftwerk - Radioaktivität (1975) View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeSPB_WjBn0

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz9bn24rxrI&list=RDzz9bn24rxrI&start_radio=1

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9shByOh8fVE

The human league... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPudE8nDog0

Our friends electric... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rKJf_DWecU

It seems there was a period that drm-61-kmod didn't refer to the correct FreeBSD 15 linuxkpi compat layer source files without the developer(s) knowing it. Can't expect them to test it on any OS major kernel upgrade.

My understanding is that the tests are done on main (aka CURRENT) branch of base only. Don't forget that maintainers / developers / committers are basically volunteers (with quite limited exceptions) and usually don't have all combinations of...

It's a few weeks off. I just figured out gitup ports. Trying with up-to-date portstree. Still, I wonder how a "official" portstree can refer to non-existing system header files. They did a build before publication, right? Did the kmod port...

It's the freebsd.org ftp ports archive from about 4 days ago. Do I need a more recent 1? (Never really cared about following bug reports. That takes too much time without result for solo system release maintainers)

I'm trying to build graphics/drm-61-kmod on a offline FreeBSD 15.0 RELEASE system but it has a problem with a missing system source file??? Start of the errors in the make output: cc -O2 -pipe -fno-strict-aliasing -DLINUXKPI_VERSION=60100...

I've never seen Hyperthreading being slower than not using it when running compilers. Security is a different matter of course...

"Issue" with X clipboard is how many modern desktop apps don't give a rats ass about it, and will happily just select something without you ever dragging the mouse over. Click once on the Firefox URL bar and your selection for clipboard has been...

I say neither case is relevant, there is no chance you're building Chromium in an hour on a 12 core machine in 1 or 30 hours if the build system is correct. You'd need 8 GHz CPU for that 1 hr. Check if you have make.conf flags that could...

|-+= 88301 root /usr/sbin/cron -s | \-+- 17364 root cron: running job (cron) | \-+= 18594 root /bin/sh - /usr/sbin/periodic daily | \-+- 20200 root lockf -s -t 0 /var/run/periodic.daily.lock /bin/sh /usr/sbin/periodic LOCKED daily |...

I've tracked today the entire build, first half is really fast, but somewhere along 30k file count the engine stuff starts being built and things slow down to an extent of seeing a static screen for a few seconds. I don't think there is a problem...

I have seen all kinds of odd things happening while building ports. However, parallel builds fail so rarely due to parallelism that it is not worth trying this unless you have a build fail. Ungoogled Chromium takes roughly 2.5 hours to build...

#!/bin/sh a=$1 b=$2 c=0 while [ $b -ne $a ]; do b=$(($b + 1)) c=$(($c + 1)) done echo $c me@bsd:~ $ ./sub.sh 1567 1500 67 If you don’t like the -ne you can also use !=