aaron: VMS (Telegram): That’s exactly the same as on Linux. ;)

lok: Nope

lok: I want to use it

not's same of linux

yeah, dd works the same as linux, just i was refering to rsd0c

lok: Disk label

<b>aaron:</b> VMS (Telegram): It’s /dev/device root name. You can use the raw device name if you really want, but that’s not required.

Why you must use it?

When*

XD

<b>aaron:</b> Depending on your kernel, the raw device name can skip some overhead and write faster.

I tought it was required

<b>aaron:</b> I know it’s faster on OS X. I don’t think it matters on FreeBSD.

<b>aaron:</b> I know it’s faster on OS X. I don’t think it matters on FreeBSD.

I was using that on netbsd idk if are some differences

<b>aaron:</b> Check the man page.

I love that with an RPI3, I can take my Tor-ified network with me everywhere I go :)

Quillasp: I tried OpenBSD on a spare laptop, but sadly, was not really convinced (even though I liked the fact that X11 was already configured and worked ootb). But that's maybe because I'm still a total beginner in the *BSD world.

what you disagree?

try freebsd if you want a desktop

i can't recommend netbsd or openbsd as a desktop os

are good tools, but his focus isn't be a desktop

freebsd focus on general things, so it's more able to be a desktop

you have a lot of stuff here, kde, xfce, chromium, ff viewnior, gimp,blender

u have a lot of games too

and emulators

most of packages you can find on linux are on bsd

Quillasp: already have a laptop with FreeBSD in it

Quillasp: ^^

openbsd has chromium too

netbsd nope

but there is ff anyway

so what you don't like from openbsd?

it has a easy installation

i guess it's the easiest install of 3 main bsd

fvwm sucks, i know xD but you have cwm in openbsd

Quillasp: I use dwm ^^' I can't really tell, it's not like I don't like OpenBSD, I just find FreeBSD more comfy.

maybe freebsd seems more solid than openbsd

Quillasp: It's just my opinion, though. I have yet to tame OpenBSD (when I'll have more free time).

i prefer netbsd, but i can't explain why

it's just love

?

I'm kinda split between HardenedBSD and DragonFly BSD, I love using DragonFly as my daily driver, but HardenedBSD's got too many cool tools available for me to ignore it

I'm kinda sold on HardenedBSD. But then again, I'm kinda biased ;P

never tried Dragonfly, but it's interesting

i like the undo

I'm kinda sold on HardenedBSD. But then again, I'm kinda biased ;P

What? No... that's impossible

;)

i'm doing my firsts steps with xlib

well, i'm just copying code

and i'm copying it wrong xDDD

this is the example I am using

http://slist.lilotux.net/linux/xlib/draw-pixmap.c

and this is my shit code

xD

to compile well an Xlib code, you can use pkg-config to know the flags u must set

pkg-config --cflags --libs x11

with netbsd u must set -R flag too

i'm happy anyway

the code don't work {the example works, not my shit code} but i guess i'm near to show an image

but the image must be made with a specific format

lol fuck, fuckyou, fuckme

xD

and quieromiputaimagen means "iwantmyfuckingimage" in spanish

maybe the compiler don't like bad words, and this is why...

xD

but i like it. i'm starting to understand a bit how works Xlib

Hardware Documentation http://www.netbsd.org/docs/Hardware/index.html

Jaypatelani: http://www.netbsd.org/~jmcneill/tx1.txt

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hi

i have a trouble XD

since wayland exists, and it says wants kill Xlib, really i will waste my time using Xlib?

what u guess?

i see freebsd have wayland, with bad support but there is as a package

idk if use Xlib, or SDL

i prefer Xlib, i want know how to use it. I was trying some shit yesterday, but... i will loose my time?

aaron: VMS (Telegram): 90% of your code was xlib. Five lines was actually solving the problem (drawing the picture.)

<b>aaron:</b> VMS (Telegram): Did you read that email I linked? It was entertaining.

no

which one?

oh yeas

i did

yeah*

<b>aaron:</b> The one about X becoming an ANSI standard and NeWS.

but, understanded nothing

XD

just one guy talking about his programming life

aaron: http://minnie.tuhs.org/pipermail/tuhs/2017-September/010471.html

<b>aaron:</b> That “one guy” being one of the X developers.

xD

<b>aaron:</b> It should give you some perspective about why people want to rewrite X11.

I'm checking it again

mm