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graudeejs Jeez. Where have you been? :)

Glove80: https://www.moergo.com/pages/glove80

Can you share please what DE you are using? KDE, Gnome, Xfce? You have X or Wayland? nVidia or AMD or Intel GPU? Version of driver? I have just updated to krita-6.0.3 but I still have the same issue. Also tried to create new user and start...

Agree and it might be pointless cause nothing is to be gained except the size of the compiler but nothing is stopping one from switching compilers for personal programming. Even then, what's to be gained? And what is lost? Personally, I despise...

While I understand the disire (I had something similar myself), I think I would still suggest you not doing this, at least probably not now; as I decude from you post, right now you don't have very much experience with all this stuff. Why? Well...

I understand you, I'm also for complete minimalism, while everyone is demanding GIT, I'm talking about FOSSIL SCM, I'm also writing about the cross-platform pkgsrc package system, but everyone still wants to create their own "crutches", I wanted...

At least (already reached) According to all the keyboard recommendation threads already in here: What's your favourite keyboard? Searching for the perfect keyboard Recommendation for 60% mechanical keyboard Recommendation for 75% (82/84 keys)...

I don't like keyboards with built-in batteries. After a while the battery fails, and you have to buy the whole thing again. What happened to your Cherry? I always liked the G80-3000 https://www.cherry.de/en-gb/product/g80-3000 And bluetooth...

Yes, it was libs, don't know why I kept writing utils.. In any case, I'm out of ideas then. Maybe try to open a bug to see if one of the dev team can help or try on the mailing lists.

That about sums it up. If you dream it yourself, overheard in the pub or borrowed it from StackOverflow, read it in original pre-print of C language or some probability machine came up with it, does not matter in the end.

As long as developers practice what they preach in this guide, it sounds good to me. I can't help but think of poorly coded software (because it was lazily vetted) when I think of LLM's.

I did not write this, I just linked to it.

There isn't a single default compiler besides the one that comes with the OS (which will be different with each version). Ports can request various different ones. https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/porters-handbook/uses/#uses-compiler...

While I understand the disire (I had something similar myself), I think I would still suggest you not doing this, at least probably not now; as I decude from you post, right now you don't have very much experience with all this stuff. Why? Well...

Absolutely not.

I changed DocumentRoot and thought I had setup the correct permissions but still get permission denied and can't tell where the problem lies. Could I set the root partition with www:www ownership to make some progress? I'm running this in a...

After reading the opinions in www.suckless.org/sucks and www.suckless.org/rocks i would like to change the default compiler for ports from clang to tcc (tiny c compiler), also the default c libraries to musl. I am willing to get down and dirty...

Only on old IPMI firmware. Then you're stuck with old Java for remote control too. For Samba you're going to need these: ; Required for braindead IPMI client min protocol = NT1 server min protocol = NT1 ntlm auth = ntlmv1-permitted

I haven't used it much but have krita on the system, and UNFORTUNATELY it got upgraded to 6.0.2 and now 6.0.3 For me it is now totally unusable, I regularly use texts in my graphics and the 6.x version of Krita is unable to use ANY font other...

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/topics-about-unsupported-freebsd-versions.40469/

I'm guessing you were thinking linux-nvidia-libs, in any event % pkg info | egrep 'linux-rl9-dri|linux-nvidia' linux-nvidia-libs-580-580.173.02 NVIDIA graphics libraries and programs (Linux) linux-rl9-dri-25.2.7 Mesa libGL runtime...

We have the FreeBSD bootloader booting the Linux Kernel.

Interesting, SMB1 is kind of questionable as that's been pretty broken. But, I guess it could be slightly easier than just installing samba and using mdconfig to mount the ISO to a folder that you'd share.

First, we don't support vultr here. We are only FreeBSD users. Seems the problem comes from a patch concerning "critical Linux KVM vulnerability". We are again outside FreeBSD. That being said, it can interest some people here.

That's an interesting bit of work. It reminded me of the hybrid GNU/kFreeBSD project, which is essentially the Debian userland running on top of the freebsd kernel. So they went the other way round, from your experiement, but otherwise a...

Have you tried using freebsd 14.4? I'm using the same driver on that so perhaps upgrading to freebsd 15 might cause the same issue for me.

Spammer that I am, I'll mention my page on vm-bhyve. https://srobb.net/vm-bhyve.html. It also has a link to vermaden's page.

Assuming you were going to redo the install, theres's this guide from 2020 by user (forme user? Haven't seen them in a long time) patovm04. It is based on the premise that you have a Linux install and are going to add a ZFS FreeBSD install. I...

I just noticed the keywords FreeBSD, postrgresql and Nextcloud and that piqued my interest as I'm trying to set up such a system, only for internal consumption at the moment, and wondered if you had any tips for anyone wanting to do so.

In my case, the display is set to ":0.0". This is the local X-server that runs programs on the local screen, if it's runnng. That's not the graphical output of a remote terminal. It has to be something else, but, any X program with any DISPLAY...

This looks worth following. It even uses FreeBSD!

Been messing around with a personal project porting FreeBSD libc, mostly unmodified, running directly on Linux kernel syscalls. There’s no glibc or musl involved, just a thin translation layer for the places where the two kernels disagree...

In other words trust me bro. The likelihood of you having success with this is approximately 0 and I genuinely think you're misunderstanding what you're being told because it seems rather unlikely that nobody in the last few decades has though...

If I had IPv6 that functioned properly at home, I'd probably bump the priority on learning this stuff up on my list of stuff to do, but I don't really get why everybody doesn't just get an IPv6 range for their own home these days and until that...

Yeah I know that pkg.freebsd.org is older, I just want to understand why.

I can see it in ~4 months. Outcome: unsuccessful Outcome: unsuccessful Outcome: unsuccessful Outcome: unsuccessful And to be fair, even if OP did have a case that was missed by decades of expert analysis... the outcome would still be...

I agree that one can do it without the options, but the logic/syntax of the options makes it preferable/easier for me. A user that understands the options can better debug or work around things. Agree completely here. Use the correct options...

Hi Espionage724, This is amazing, I did not know about anything like that; consequently, today was not lost as I have learned something new. Hi T-Aoki, I cannot agree more. I have had many ThnikPads, starting with the original IBM's. Hi...

Absolutely. I use -X all the time (and almost never need to do things manually) Its more that even in the most lame of ssh clients, X11 prevails ;) And supporting X11 forwarding doesn't link the ssh client against e.g. libX11 either which is cool.

That's excatly what it needs, when you're looking for some hardware, especially a keyboard: search and experimentation by yourself. You see, for myself I'm a keyboard enthusiast, you may call me a "fetishist", you may just call me nuts. Anyway...

Cherry make their own keyswitches, and Topre (Fujitsu) make their own, and of course IBM made everything including the switches in-house. I've had keyboards in the past with ALPS keyswitches which are also high quality, that was another Fujitsu...

There's kits like this: Cherry MX2A Experience Box And different vendors like DUROCK

That sort of thing is part of why I've never bothered with IPv6, the other bit being that even if I did convert over to IPV6 internally, there would still be issues at my modem as my ISP has extremely unclear support for IPv6. I don't get the...

I noticed that pkgbuilder finished a build for latest yesterday, but I am not offered an update when doing pkg update - it says "up to date". No an issue I am just trying to understand this.

FWIW, ssh -Y ... is easier to use than ssh -X ..., IMHO.

Thanks, but I don't really need this since it is already fixed by linux-steam-utils, and handle the multiple gpu case.

I finally upgraded, and this happened.

Since amdgpu only gave me software rendering (see this thread) on my main workstation which has a Sapphire Radeon R7 240 4G DDR3 graphics card, I thought I should try radonkms and see if that was better. root@kg-core2:~ # pciconf -lv | grep -A...

The first one may be unlikely, as NVIDIA still provides driver tarball even for 195.22 on amd64. The 2nd is completely unknown. NVIDIA themselves would no longer checking for vulnerabilities for EoL'ed drivers, but any of 3rd parties could find...

After I upgraded my main workstation (see this thread) from FreeBSD 13.5 to FreeBSD 14.4 root@kg-core2:~ # freebsd-version -ku 14.4-RELEASE-p8 14.4-RELEASE-p8 root@kg-core2:~ # uname -a FreeBSD kg-core2.kg4.no 14.4-RELEASE-p8 FreeBSD...