Update : I have pushed all the latest code that I have produced for every feature that I have added :
- ef8c9f048a — FreeBSD 15.0 guest support (boots to login)
-...
I decided to have two WM's. First one is my favorite Openbox and the second one is JWM.
On the second monitor is our missed Luna opened with Geequie.
On Openbox I am using Tint2.
My guess is, it's his acting style. He uses the same behavior and style of speech in many of his movies. It's not typical behavior, but it works out in movies. Kind of like, he's acting as himself in terms of personality, but acting as a...
First of all let's clarify:
pkg remove delete everything that was contained in the Firefox's package (installed)
pkg clean -a cleared everything from pkg's cache (downloaded packages)
That said, if you still experience problems after removing...
This URL can't be cloned since it includes the path too, try command below instead:
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Zirias/zfbsd-ports
If you have a fresh ports tree already cloned on your system, clone Zirias' repository and copy the...
I needed to absolutely remove firefox from pkg install. I carried out two commands: 1 - pkg remove and 2 - pkg clean -a. Then carried out a pkg install firefox again and found the same issues that were causing with the original pkg install. SO...
I decided to have two WM's. First one is my favorite Openbox and the second one is JWM.
On the second monitor is our missed Luna opened with Geequie.
On Openbox I am using Tint2.
Hi,
is there a link for the presentation?
The BSDCan site has some of them, but this one has no link to it :(
Unfortunately I could not be there (way to far :().
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What a pointless thread, because no OS is 100% safe by design on purpose. You always have to make tradeoffs for it to be usable and flexible enough.
If you really want to hear own researched meanings about it look at Ilja van Sprudel instead of...
Uh, yeah?
And some greybeard somewhere on the internet told me:
'As someone whose part of BSD development since its dawn, I'd advice you to take anything said by a greenhorn with a lot of salt and caution, when it comes to development. Most of...
Pulseaudio adds a whole other layer of potential audio issues. Try mplayer again but make sure it's not trying to output via pulseaudio. It should be able to use OSS directly. Make sure that direct connection works, then we'll worry about pulseaudio.
You definitely want to hunt down Tora Tora Tora, especially if you liked the old Midway movie.
I thought that Yamato 2005 is a bit silly. Still, good scenes.
Thanks for your reply!
I recently contacted christos@ (Christos Margiolis, he's been actively doing a lot of sound-related stuff in FreeBSD kernel & userland) and he helped me a lot to understand things better.
Regarding making an application...
Thanks for your reply!
I recently contacted christos@ (Christos Margiolis, he's been actively doing a lot of sound-related stuff in FreeBSD kernel & userland) and he helped me a lot to understand things better.
Regarding making an application...
It's the CONTRIB option that pulls in Python. You could install the tiny flavor of git if you don't need all the additional fluff. pkg install git-tiny.
.if ${SUBPORT} == p4 || ${PORT_OPTIONS:MCONTRIB}
USES+= python
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=...
Hey tembun, sorry I didn't reply to this sooner.
The issue here is, OSS audio cards as seen by application are just files. The application itself may try to sift through /dev/ and only pick up the files it deems appropriate like dspX. It may...
Remove that snd_driver_load from loader.conf. It's a stub to load all available sound card drivers, useful if you need to find out which driver you actually need. Not intended to be used permanently.
What's being detected is snd_hda, this driver...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_even_wrong
For FreeBSD to be like Linux at least these 2 conditions should be met:
1. Stuff coming from separate repos. FreeBSD has the FreeBSD-src monorepo.
2. Both ports & pkgbase installing to /usr...
Hey tembun, sorry I didn't reply to this sooner.
The issue here is, OSS audio cards as seen by application are just files. The application itself may try to sift through /dev/ and only pick up the files it deems appropriate like dspX. It may...
T-Aoki the situation I recall, without taking a look on the internet, FreeBSD had distribution packages, tarballs that have parts of the system, XFree86 was one of them, they were on the CD or FTP. Typical stateless 'packaging' like any early...
How you understand, but don't understand is beyond me.
It is exactly about development.
The FreeBSD is developed together. This distribution/update channel does not change this fact. It is the ground setup of the project that lasts for 3...
What is this word soup supposed to mean?
"How to create a driver for microphone input processing" is the topic of the thread.
What pidfiles, what POSIX, what source code?
What is this word soup supposed to mean?
"How to create a driver for microphone input processing" is the topic of the thread.
What pidfiles, what POSIX, what source code?
aselia Your question isn't even on topic for this thread which is about creating a driver for microphone input. Even then I'd question whether your question is related to how FreeBSD does things versus Linux and could end up out in the weeds.
"It doesn't work" doesn't give us a lot of information to work with.
So, let's start with the basics, what does cat /dev/sndstat output? And where is the audio supposed to be heard? Headphones? External speakers? Monitor speakers?
"It doesn't work" doesn't give us a lot of information to work with.
So, let's start with the basics, what does cat /dev/sndstat output? And where is the audio supposed to be heard? Headphones? External speakers? Monitor speakers?
dear SirDice :
i am not know it. just the bastille developer told me .that is a bug. so i waiting for new bastille app releasing...now my version is 1.4.3.260429
thanks.
It IS about development and OS packages ARE separate from application packages. It's just that the method of upgrading both will be the same or similar.
As far as I can tell there's only one script that requires python;
root@molly:/usr/local/share/git-core/contrib # grep -r python3 *
fast-import/import-zips.py:#!/usr/local/bin/python3.11
It's been able to use pkgbase for quite some time now. Doesn't use it by default though. It also won't 'magically' convert your existing jails.
pkgbase[=repository_path]
Install from the given pkgbase repository
at path from...
Is it the same concept? According to FreeBSD developers, this solves a lot of development problems for them and makes upgrading far easier. In any case, FreeBSD development is not Debian or any Linux development and I don't think they can be...
Looking at your last few posts, I'm guessing you feel you got "blocked" because you posted a response in the howto forum. You weren't "blocked", EVERYTHING in the howto forum is moderated. That's been the case for quite some time.
Additionally...
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