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  • the3ajm
    the3ajm replied to the thread Solved No sound under Chrome.
    There is oss package and oss module native on freebsd, I did get Chromium working using the native OSS by stripping away pulseadio and sndio.
  • T
    Monitor directly connect yes tingo@kg-core2:~ $ xrandr Screen 0: minimum 8 x 8, current 1920 x 1200, maximum 32767 x 32767 HDMI-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) DP-0 connected 1920x1200+0+0 (normal left inverted right x...
  • monwarez
    monwarez replied to the thread ungoogled-chromium missing.
    This is not the maintainer doing it, it is very likely a portmgr@ calls. So both chromium and ungoogled-chromium are fairly current.
  • tembun
    tembun replied to the thread ungoogled-chromium missing.
    It has already been quite a while since www/ungoogled-chromium has become de-facto unavailable as binary package. The only option for now is to compile it yourself from ports. See also this thread.
  • T
    Or maybe firefox needed about 2 days to get all windows properly updated? It works smooth as butter now.
  • T
    T-Daemon reacted to Tomolok's post in the thread C Missing GCC manual page? with Like Like.
    Thanks.Now I have found the manual page as that of gcc14.
  • T
    T-Daemon replied to the thread Dual-booting with Linux on ZFS.
    What I suggested was for a unencrypted Root-on-ZFS with non-system-boot critical native ZFS encrypted datasets (e.g.: pool/encrypted). If you want the whole Root-on-ZFS pool in an encrypted container, with a passphrase to unlock it on boot, than...
  • T
    Do you mean here sysutils/firstboot-pkg-upgrade? If that's the case, you could modify its rc script to include the PKG_ENV variable from pkg.conf ( similar to env AUTOCLEAN=ON ... in script ). OPTIONS PKG_ENV: Key/Value list...
  • T
    T-Daemon replied to the thread C Missing GCC manual page?.
    Sometimes the man page(s) of a installed package doesn't correspond to its name, but here are ways to find the manual(s) of a installed package. One is to use apropos: % apropos gcc g++13, gcc(1) - GNU project C and C++ compiler g++14, gcc(1)...
  • H
    What is the point? Is it lack of warranty or is it binary thinking that only one entity can own a piece of code? If you want a warranty, you're welcome to sublicense it, thus giving it your own warranty. MPL2.0 can sublicense BSD code. GPL can...
  • S
    What is the point? Is it lack of warranty or is it binary thinking that only one entity can own a piece of code? If you want a warranty, you're welcome to sublicense it, thus giving it your own warranty. MPL2.0 can sublicense BSD code. GPL can...
  • R
    recluce reacted to sko's post in the thread TrueNAS build system will become closed source with Thanks Thanks.
    There's nothing simpler, more observable and debuggable than rc which is just a bunch of shell scripts. Throw in a bunch of "echo"es and you can follow each and every step - it doesn't get any more predictive and discoverable. SMF is a wholly...
  • R
    Which is not true in case of OPNsense, you can log in via ssh and start a FreeBSD shell, much quicker for some stuff than the GUI. In other instances, the OPNsense GUI is easier and quicker to use.
  • MG
    The installer dialog program isn't really stack-wise and seems to be not able to determine what's already on screen. I ctrl-c it a lot to start all over to make sure it's not accepting discarded settings. It also could use a screen redraw...
  • T
    Just for record. I have "GeForce GTX 760" powered by "nvidia-driver-390-390.157_1". Otherwise I have the same configuration as yours (Xfce4/X11/FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE-p2/ Wacom tablet).
  • V
    Hey, sorry for the delayed message. I am writing from the larger drive at last. I am dealing with lots of depression, and my ADHD adds to make it difficult to find motivation In the end, I ran both options: I resized the drive, and ended...
  • _martin
    _martin replied to the thread What shell do you use daily?.
    Interactively bash on osx, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and ksh on HP-UX. I personally don't have anything against zsh (iTerm2 very much complains about bash) but I just couldn't be bothered.
  • H
    hedwards replied to the thread What shell do you use daily?.
    Honestly, that's more or less what I do, I use the default shell on whatever system I'm using as there's usually more than enough flexibility in it to do things efficiently. If the shell isn't enough, I tend to chain together sed, grep, awk...
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    That's what I'm trying to work out, even if by some dark magic of the underworld this does proceed to the conclusion that the OP seems to want, all that's going to do is get the software just not distributed in Brazil. There just isn't a way of...
  • B
    https://gitlab.com/alfix/bsddialog This seems like worthy utility. Before I dive in to it, has anyone have some experience with it? I was thinking about building nice TUI to streamline maybe USB or ISO mounting. Or some configs not covered by...
  • B
    balanga reacted to Lanin's post in the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For? with Like Like.
    to make money (by programming)
  • H
    So Krush206 let's say you get your way, what will be the result in practice? And also, what's the expected timeline on the resolution of a petition like this?
  • H
    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...
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to doul's post in the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For? with Like Like.
    To do computer stuff... (Wow! Suspense 🙄 ) At work, I have to use W10 for professional software only released for Windows. At home, I use FreeBSD for desktop work, web surfing, listening to music, and programming using tools in a "Unix is my...
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to Lanin's post in the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For? with Like Like.
    to make money (by programming)
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to Maturin's post in the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For? with Like Like.
    Everything. Not using any other OS.
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to mer's post in the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For? with Like Like.
    Everything
  • D
    In my area it's mostly due to water and electric usage. They're concerned their bills will go up
  • T
    Well, this is a bit of an unfortunate post to have to put up here. But it's better that people know what I've found out, just in case anyone was actually thinking of getting one, based on what I wrote earlier. I found this thread...
  • H
    And that's an issue because if you're using an LLM to write the code you don't have a license to do so and the LLM likely also doesn't have a license to it either. I think Linus is correct in that it's going to be increasingly hard to identify...
  • hitest
    hitest replied to the thread Which books do you plan to read..
    I'm currently reading A Song of Fire and Ice. I'm planning on reading the remaining books in the Game of Thrones series.
  • D
    Web development company for a multitude of sites large and small until we shutdown a few years ago. Now we're talking about getting the band back together but we'll see
  • tuaris
    The sudden public backlash against datacenters (at least here in the USA) is something I would have never expected. I'm not sure what the reasoning is behind it, but it's odd for sure.
  • B
    I really don't anything about ZFS apart from the initial and format prior to installation and am scared of messing something up. I have no idea about what it means to put it on a ZVOL.
  • B
    balanga reacted to bob2112's post in the thread ZFS How to increase swap space on ZFS with Thanks Thanks.
    If you are going to put swap on ZFS, it's likely to be more efficient to put it on a ZVOL.
  • S
    scottro replied to the thread Dual-booting with Linux on ZFS.
    Thanks missed that.
  • S
    scottro reacted to bob2112's post in the thread Dual-booting with Linux on ZFS with Thanks Thanks.
    That guide is for dual-booting with another OS separately installed on the drive. The OP wanted both OSs to share storage from the same pool.
  • tembun
    tembun replied to the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For?.
    Hi and welcome! I use it for ... everything. I mean, I run it as my daily driver - that's it :)
  • the3ajm
    the3ajm replied to the thread What Do You Use FreeBSD For?.
    To test the limits of old hardware capability, you can think of it as experiment but in length is my general purpose daily driver. I have learned the innards to keep the environment optimized and measure the longevity of this machine.
  • S
    This is like a common tool. Let's say a hammer, it's basic. The design is basically in public domain, use or manufacture the hammer with sense, at your own responsibility. For instance, the caveman who invented a flint tool during the stone age...
  • B
    It says Swap files on ZFS file systems are strongly discouraged, as swapping can lead to system hangs. but I guess I don't have an option. I've followed the instructions, so hopefully everything should have worked.
  • B
    balanga reacted to fahrenheit's post in the thread ZFS How to increase swap space on ZFS with Thanks Thanks.
    balanga create a swap file on your zfs partition and use it, see the handbook. You can have multiple swap devices.
  • B
    I keep running out of swap space and would like to increase it => 40 1953525088 ada1 GPT (932G) 40 532480 1 efi (260M) 532520 1024 2 freebsd-boot (512K) 533544 984 - free -...
  • Crivens
    After all, it has been done before.
  • C
    cabriofahrer replied to the thread Steamuxulation redux.
    Thanks again. So let's go with that (without Vulkan) for now. I have added linux_mounts_enable="YES" to my /etc/rc.conf now, so now I have linux_enable="YES" linux_mounts_enable="YES" My /etc/fstab looks like this: $ more /etc/fstab # Device...
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread Drupal install.
    https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/documentroot-on-apache.103322/post-770588
  • daeron
    15.1-RELEASE-p2 AMD, Xfce4 with Qt6/Qt5 support, X11, Nvidia 580, have a old XP-Pen waiting for Krita. I'm in 100% agreement with you about getting access to Krita 5.3 I have built and installed a krita53 (a Qt5 build naturally, bit of a rabbit...
  • B
    AI suggested full automated install of Drupal. I'd appreciate any comments. #!/usr/bin/env sh #!/bin/sh # ============================================================ # FreeBSD Automatic Drupal Installer # Apache + PostgreSQL + PHP + Composer #...
  • cracauer@
    Here is a new Linux take on it, specifically for the kernel area of drivers/experimental: https://lkml.org/lkml/2026/8/3/1374 DateMon, 3 Aug 2026 15:13:48 +0200 FromGreg KH <> SubjectLLM policy for drivers/staging/ going forward...
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