for i in . make all-depends-list; do cd $i && [ -f "`make -V PKGFILE`" ] && make -V PKGFILE done maybe it's not that hard to add tree-like tabs

needs investigating. I bet someone did it, but since *bsd are an os and not linux-like-distros, they are not ready to throw pieces out at will without heavy modifications

(idk, needz guru help)

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mornings all!

Jaypatelani: Morning

turns out WiFi is really slow even in -CURRENT :D

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): ok for me on 11.1-current

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): wifi is a nasty thing, you should check signal strength, channel, driver options etc. ubuntu has same problems

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Ok

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This is robot

mornings all!

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): o/

https://fail0verflow.com/blog/2017/ps4-namedobj-exploit/

<b>Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter):</b> http://portsmon.freebsd.org/portoverview.py?category=sysutils&portname=docker well

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> https://www.reddit.com/r/teachnix/comments/77uu7v/what_types_of_videos_would_you_like_to_see/

<b>aaron:</b> Jaypatelani: Where is teachnix’s channel? There’s no links to it I see.

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> aaron: https://youtu.be/lzdg_2bUh9Y

Jaypatelani: aaron: how you been?

<b>aaron:</b> Jaypatelani: Thanks for the link.

<b>aaron:</b> Been pretty good. Managed to find some new bugs from my USB patch (and it still doesn’t completely work).

aaron: Jaypatelani: How’s the code reading/learning going? You paused for a while to learn some more, right? Success?

Jaypatelani: Cool :) .. Yup I have been solving some easy programming puzzles but not getting dedicated time to learn some more..

<b>aaron:</b> I’m not a huge fan of the puzzles. I prefer to find a small project, then just sit down and do it. (As time permits, of course).

Jaypatelani: Agreed

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[RSS Bot [@Jaypatelani:matrix.org]] Berkeley Software Distribution posted a new article: When is FDE really needed? ( https://www.reddit.com/r/BSD/comments/785sep/when_is_fde_really_needed/ )

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/42UbB

rambler (IRC): i saw this on reddit, is it yours?

Jaypatelani: rambler: not mine.. But cool indeed

rambler (IRC): yea

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anyone has a BSD laptop with suspend/resume working fine?

<b>aaron:</b> I’m out of laptops, but I could probably test my desktop. That stuff is supposed to just work with OpenBSD.

OpenBSD + ACPI works more than fine

aaron: (I never suspend my desktop, so I’m just assuming it’ll probably work.)

anyone has a BSD laptop with suspend/resume working fine?

Yes.

Yes.

with FreeBSD or DragonflyBSD?

with FreeBSD or DragonflyBSD?

Dragonfly.

Dragonfly.

what laptop is it?

what laptop is it?

LENOVO ideapad. (Not sure which one)

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): shutdown is working fine on my lenovo. reboot hands after syncing disks, tried to do kldload acpi_ibm, reboot still hangs, but it disabled VTX in my BIOS :)

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): so now I have to reboot to be able to run 64 bit OSes in virtualbox (bhyve too, I believe)

it is possible to update release by source, right? check out then make. as in CURRENT

Sure, just fetch the latest commits you're comfortable with and build it. On DragonFly it'd be: cd /usr/src git pull make buildworld make buildkernel make installkernel make installworld make upgrade reboot

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Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): is there any sense in trying freebsd 12 now? (hybrid graphics or i915 driver, for example)

I run 12-CURRENT

works beautifully for me :)

I run it as well, it's more than nice

latest features, stable for a laptop/desktop (even servers), with intel and all

even suspend resume works in many cases!

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): thanks!

<b>qbit:</b> whoa Shawn Webb (Telegram) what telegram bridge are you using?

qbit: also hi :D

hi!

just using telegram through pidgin (libpurple)

qbit: huh

qbit: how is that being tied into matrix?

Oh nice. I used that too, but it frequently ran into issues keeping the chat current

I don't use matrix

qbit: well.. your messages are making it to matrix :D

qbit: maybe irc bridge?

qbit: chat.freenode.net/#unitedbs ?

qbit: are you in that room?

That's because there's a bridge to several services here

qbit: right, my specific interest is in the telegram bridge (if one is being used)

ah, I think someone else set up a matrix<->telegram bridge

and I'm now in #unitedbsd ;)

lattera (IRC): ohai from two places ;)

oh, interesting... they're both this channel

<b>myfreeweb:</b> qbit: probably matrix is bridging everything together, since we see the (Telegram) (IRC) (Gitter) labels in matrix

qbit: ya - i just want to know what is doing the telegram bridging :D I have tried a few - but they all sucked pretty bad

getting really close to Cross-DSO CFI on HardenedBSD :)

qbit: right, my specific interest is in the telegram bridge (if one is being used)

Yup I have setup bridge to telegram and matrix :)

Also gitter and IRC room ?

<b>myfreeweb:</b> qbit: probably matrix is bridging everything together, since we see the (Telegram) (IRC) (Gitter) labels in matrix

Yup Matrix bridging all channels/rooms

qbit: Jay (Telegram): what bridge are you using?

Let me messages you on matrix

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): ezjail looks a lot like a docker

Hey you, kekoosh! (Gitter): no images repo and command line differences, but still

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buildworld with Cross-DSO CFI succeeded!

<b>Follpvosten:</b> > > ezjail looks a lot like a docker > Well, BSD jails are basically the same as Linux containers, but they were there for much longer (as far as i know).

They're also more secure by default

Docker just made the idea of containers more popular