you can save all pids in a file, and then kill all those pids .... or use pkill to kill them all if they are launched by only one ... it depends the scripts you made ... you can play with this

Does anyone know in which file the language variable LC_ALL=xx_XX.UTF-8 is set to have an effect on the whole system including the graphical xorg?

You are using tcsh/csh? If yes write it to ~/.login_conf.

When slim is installed in this case for the graphical environment it has no effect, the system continues to display in its default english language, the standard shell is sh

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/l10n/#using-localization I also have it inside .login_conf but maybe you need some specific workaround for your case. The handbook also talks about setting it at .xinitrc or .profile

I have already tested the handbook, in the same handbook it says that it is a bit complicated to set the system to the desired language.

I have already tested the handbook, in the same handbook it says that it is a bit complicated to set the system to the desired language.

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-to-configure-slim.48747/ Here's a guy setting up Slim and exporting LC_ALL inside .xinitrc. It may do the trick

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-to-configure-slim.48747/ Here's a guy setting up Slim and exporting LC_ALL inside .xinitrc. It may do the trick

This link shows the system with graphical environment and desired language with slim, but it seems that the server is not available. http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/install10-us.pdf

When we use slim the ~/.xinitrc runs again?

It is understood that slim is for desktop graphics, and therefore will enter directly to the user login, to fill in the user and password that immediately enters the desktop environment.

When we use slim the ~/.xinitrc runs again?

there you have it. Didn't read it full yet, I just verified it wasn't virus or corrupted (:

I guess it's meant to run again each time you launch an X11 session

What is subject of this book?

Does anyone know in which file the language variable LC_ALL=xx_XX.UTF-8 is set to have an effect on the whole system including the graphical xorg?

I think it installs FreeBSD step by step, Len shared the link, but server is dead so I went to the time machine and rescued the pdf, just in case hehe

I think it installs FreeBSD step by step, Len shared the link, but server is dead so I went to the time machine and rescued the pdf, just in case hehe

For example from this guide server, it does not work the sublinks like: http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/dotfiles-us.zip http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/shutdown.pkla http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/keyboard.fdi http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/xinitrc-us.zip

All these sub links gave for a software with slim and perfect desired language.

I edited the previous message with the last working cached file. Maybe you can find something useful there

Can you help with downloading the packages from those sub links and passing them around for saving and future use for customization and system configuration?

I'm afraid the wayback machine doesn't have all the cached zips from what I'm seeing. The available ones are listed here: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.freebsdworld.gr/files/*

There are none 😐

I'm afraid we cannot get more if cached hasn't got it ):

In another link, what I do not understand, is how do you manage to put the system in the language with all the variables including LC_ALL=xx_XX.UTF-8. I remove the first default entry from the /etc/login.conf file? And I replace it with your comments and coin region? https://cooltrainer.org/a-freebsd-desktop-howto/#utf-8

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i got an error about ipv6. IDK what should i do.

Disable ipv6, or use strongswan or openvpn client

How can i use strongswan or openvpn client?

There are mans for that on protonvpn site, in general: login to your protonvpn user panel and there you can get configs.

Maybe you forgot to add user credentials to config or something like that.

Any errors while connecting?

Yes. But i forgot it.

thanks :), you probably know me right?

btw is there a perl telegram channel?