52/135 packages compiled
did a system upgrade today: 570+ packages?
Anonymous
kub-kun
did a system upgrade today: 570+ packages?
no.. im making documentation for gentoo so i have to compile many packages
./pascal.sh
OK
Anonymous
whole documentation?
kub-kun
Im making Xorg_non_root
./pascal.sh
Mhhhhhhh no
Anonymous
ok
kub-kun
I must kick you another masterpice
./pascal.sh
@vkm_bot 👈 more music
./pascal.sh
The devil in I is also good
Anonymous
still listening to all of them...
./pascal.sh
I have so much good songs in my playlist right now 😂
kub-kun
(:
./pascal.sh
@vkm_bot 👈 more music
Anonymous
Like that Killpop song
./pascal.sh
@vkm_bot 👈 more music
Anonymous
In the beginning it reminded me to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX-YjZ5kyDs
./pascal.sh
@vkm_bot 👈 more music
./pascal.sh
I have too much good songs in my playlist 😂
Anonymous
Lindemann and Godsmack => TOP!
Anonymous
But now: tech channel needs to stay tech channel ... good night!
./pascal.sh
@vkm_bot 👈 more music
./pascal.sh
I really like icon for hire lately
Anonymous
👍
Anonymous
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Why on earth does a wacom tablet need "webcamd_enable=yes" to properly work?
https://wiki.freebsd.org/WacomTablet
kub-kun
xd
kub-kun
i dunno
kub-kun
Why on earth does a wacom tablet need "webcamd_enable=yes" to properly work?
https://wiki.freebsd.org/WacomTablet
Interaction between webcamd and HAL will ensure that Xorg automatically attaches/detaches the wacom driver to all connected devices. No wacom configuration is needed in /etc/X11/xorg.conf nor /etc/rc.conf
kub-kun
@n0madcoder it's for the automatizing attaching and detaching
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
I'm aware yep, I'm checking for a manual way...
I'm a bit paranoid about webcams...
Dog
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kub-kun
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Gentoo_FreeBSD
sounds like an abandoned monster
kub-kun
We should try 😈😈😈😈
./pascal.sh
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Gentoo_FreeBSD
sounds like an abandoned monster
Thats Gentoo/kFreeBSD, right?
That's just Gentoo with a BSD kernel
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Uao
./pascal.sh
dapit
Puppy... Sparky... Endless... What kind of name r these😂
kub-kun
we need to run bsd
kub-kun
not bloat + bloat
Himzz
Puppy... Sparky... Endless... What kind of name r these😂
Sparky is not that bad name out of so many distro from linux sparky is the one l like
kub-kun
?
Anonymous
KDE on FreeBSD is awesome. Mine is pretty stable. Only when I have high RAM workloads it might produce erratic behaviour: menues and windows disappear (get transparent) or turn dark (black). Has anyone experienced this? Any cure for it? Browsing the internet for weeks now to find answers.
Arminio
KDE on FreeBSD is awesome. Mine is pretty stable. Only when I have high RAM workloads it might produce erratic behaviour: menues and windows disappear (get transparent) or turn dark (black). Has anyone experienced this? Any cure for it? Browsing the internet for weeks now to find answers.
Hm, could you post a picture you made with a smartphone or something?
Anonymous
Hm, could you post a picture you made with a smartphone or something?
Sry. No pics yet. Copied loads of data onto a NAS for the last 2 days. When it happens my beloved screenshot-tool spectacle also drops its service. The windows just remain visible as a very thin grey pixel line. Everything else in them black or transparent. Once I reboot, all goes back to normal.
Anonymous
Sry. Also no smartphone available.
Anonymous
It seems to effect KDE menues and app windows easier than other programs. Last time it happened today, I was able to use firefox for another few hours before rebooting. Often those productivity apps also just turn black.
Andriy
Mine kde on fbsd lost battery icon and clock 🙃
Anonymous
I suppose it has either to do with KDE rendering settings or with baloo file extractor, but can't narrow it down any closer. High RAM consumption seems to be a trigger.
Andriy
And second time after kde update Firefox freez.
Anonymous
And second time after kde update Firefox freez.
You could do intermediate update BEs for avoiding to much trouble while updating. I'm doing beadm list / create / activate whenever I update.
Anonymous
+o
Geld [0/4💉] 🇵🇸 تحيا فلسطين
Due to recent news about Linus and his kernel terminology, I want to ditch Linux. (as in No further upgrades of the kernel)
I have an ASUS E200H.
My questions are: Does suspend-to-ram work on FreeBSD "in general"?
Will my battery suffer due to some kernel features that FreeBSD might be short of?
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I want to run a php+MySql server, a browser and have libre office installed.
Be able to change brightness, connect to wifi if I want to browse some websites.
No games. Minimal DM.
Geld [0/4💉] 🇵🇸 تحيا فلسطين
I've seen on the website that FreeBSD has some "testing" iso that will check features before I attempt to install the system itself.
Will that answer my questions?
Andriy
Geld [0/4💉] 🇵🇸 تحيا فلسطين
I'll do the test on weekend.
Anonymous
Due to recent news about Linus and his kernel terminology, I want to ditch Linux. (as in No further upgrades of the kernel)
I have an ASUS E200H.
My questions are: Does suspend-to-ram work on FreeBSD "in general"?
Will my battery suffer due to some kernel features that FreeBSD might be short of?
------
I want to run a php+MySql server, a browser and have libre office installed.
Be able to change brightness, connect to wifi if I want to browse some websites.
No games. Minimal DM.
For KDE laptop function keys needed pkg "intel-backlight". Do not forget to install. Your other apps should work fine. No experiences with power saving states.
Geld [0/4💉] 🇵🇸 تحيا فلسطين
Ok
./pascal.sh
KDE on FreeBSD is awesome. Mine is pretty stable. Only when I have high RAM workloads it might produce erratic behaviour: menues and windows disappear (get transparent) or turn dark (black). Has anyone experienced this? Any cure for it? Browsing the internet for weeks now to find answers.
I have to admit that I am currently running Linux. KDE is even more awesome here, because the graphics acceleration works way better than on FreeBSD. KWin is just super fast and smooth.
dapit
User powerdxx instead of powerd
dapit
There are tutorials about saving power for laptops
Andriy
I have to admit that I am currently running Linux. KDE is even more awesome here, because the graphics acceleration works way better than on FreeBSD. KWin is just super fast and smooth.
Can't even imagine more smoothness than I already have on x230 🙃
./pascal.sh
Can't even imagine more smoothness than I already have on x230 🙃
But I guess you don't have a kabylake chip
./pascal.sh
Ok
Anonymous
Hm, could you post a picture you made with a smartphone or something?
