kub-kun
those systems should meet your requirements
Anonymous
All the option you wrote
at what level are you looking at those attributes? normal or to the max?
Anonymous
because you can't have all of them
Anonymous
if you want all of them at a normal quality, then ubuntu is probably your best option
Fred
A good operating system. Like Fedora or Ubuntu
https://klarasystems.com/articles/history-of-freebsd-unix-and-bsd/
Mentally stable
at what level are you looking at those attributes? normal or to the max?
Mostly, desktop, speed and security
kub-kun
okay @Nozomi89 I think you should use neither netbsd or frebsd
kub-kun
to install
kub-kun
but after all try all BSDs and choose one that you liked the most
Mentally stable
but after all try all BSDs and choose one that you liked the most
Sure I'll do it. I'm also, trying a lot of Linux distros nowdays
Anonymous
if your looking for BSD, I suggest openbsd
kub-kun
Sure I'll do it. I'm also, trying a lot of Linux distros nowdays
I've tried all mainstream BSDs and discovered that I like NetBSD and OpenBSD the most
Anonymous
if your looking for linux:
Anonymous
Anonymous
I've tried all mainstream BSDs and discovered that I like NetBSD and OpenBSD the most
what made you like netbsd?
kub-kun
I mean I love freebsds ports too
kub-kun
they work in the same way after all
kub-kun
and I agree openbsd and netbsd give the biggest BSD experience
kub-kun
FreeBSD is too similar too linux
Mentally stable
does it have to BSD or can it be linux?
I dunno, it can be anything, I want to try BSD but I'm mostly for Linux
kub-kun
try all of BSD
kub-kun
your favourite os is a personal opinion
kub-kun
you'll have your own when you will try
Anonymous
I dunno, it can be anything, I want to try BSD but I'm mostly for Linux
try gentoo, but if you have the will power
K
I'm blocked from visiting the site, what is it?
auto installation script for unix systems
easiest way to install distros without .iso on same partition
Anonymous
You are an Iranian? or just living in Iran?
I live in Iran, but replace "iran" with "pain"
kub-kun
but why itan blocks gitlab?
kub-kun
i have no idea why they would do that
kub-kun
oh
kub-kun
sad
Anonymous
and gitlab straight up blocks all tor ip ranges
Anonymous
if im lucky i get captcha
Anonymous
@pr_asadi you iranian too?
Antonio
Try dragongly bsd
Antonio
dragongly bsd
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Hello and welcome @t3mpo
Pouria
dragongly bsd
is this message an answer to my question?
if yes, DragonFlyBSD is good for desktop?
it has good support for desktop?
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
is this message an answer to my question?
if yes, DragonFlyBSD is good for desktop?
it has good support for desktop?
I never tried DragonFly. They have a group here tho @dflyBSD
Anonymous
OK I tried helloSystem: it will not run in vmware, caused the virtual cpu to shut down. running from disk as "LIVE" after 10 minutes ALL I got was little blue boxes after hitting the fn keys. saw where it could not find host.id if that makes a difference. my review: it's CRAP keep trying boys... maybe version 0.6.0 fingers crossed.
Anonymous
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OK I tried helloSystem: it will not run in vmware, caused the virtual cpu to shut down. running from disk as "LIVE" after 10 minutes ALL I got was little blue boxes after hitting the fn keys. saw where it could not find host.id if that makes a difference. my review: it's CRAP keep trying boys... maybe version 0.6.0 fingers crossed.
Which seems to lead that there is no such thing as installing vanilla FreeBSD and tailoring it manually (:
Anyway, glad you have taken the time to test it and report feedback
Anonymous
your welcome.. my review of GhostBSD although works is not that much better. going to stay with tried and true FreeBSD
Krond
I have a weird question. Is there a way to put BSD make into nocompatible mode? Does it imply that all scripts would need to be stored somewhere to be executed?
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I have a weird question. Is there a way to put BSD make into nocompatible mode? Does it imply that all scripts would need to be stored somewhere to be executed?
Hmmm not sure about what you mean with nocompatible.
In make you can use the flag -B to put make in compatibility mode, so I guess it's set to no compatible by default?
I'm just reading the man, I didn't know about this option
Krond
That's kind of tricky part. Nocompatible activates when you do -j. In nocompatible whole target is executed as one shell script.
Krond
all:
cd ..
pwd
Try this Makefile with make and make -j1.
Krond
Result would differ.
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Indeed, as you say it's tricky, even with the explanations from man. It has to be a way to turn off compat other than forcing -j
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Hmm seems it has to be using jobs. " In compatibility (non-jobs) mode, each command is run in a separate process. "