it's persian. i'm actually impressed to see so many iranians in every group

Yes, it would be better if they could talk English a little bit better

Its advertisement for a conference about docker. It has nothing to do with freebsd

i didnt tried more freebsd cuz my system is premently lose his mind on it :)) or maybe me! its hard to say wat happend im ok with first time running an arch linux but when on freebsd İ dont know what happend it İ think it said to me everything is you and do what you want and my mind shutting his own

lol how so? are we bad at it?

Ah, okay, thanks for clarification

Does this look comprehend-able to you?

حاجی اینجا تبلیغ نکن، برو ببر یه گروه دیگه @n0madcoder is advertisement allowed ? This is commercial advertisement

its free and a free online conf in jitsi app not ads its just requesting to join to our community and activity about anything you can join and talk about free bsd too one of Fridays no mony in it than not advertising

Whatever, this is a freebsd group not a Linux one Plus I'm pretty sure docker doesn't work on freebsd because its deeply tied to Linux kernel features So you're advertising a conference for a software that doesn't even work on freebsd

its free and a free online conf in jitsi app not ads its just requesting to join to our community and activity about anything you can join and talk about free bsd too one of Fridays no mony in it than not advertising

not sharply just a linux lug.

Advertising is basically when you make something known to other people So YES, you are advertising, it doesn't have to have monetary incentives

maybe yes I agree with you its advertising about a free open to all talk (all plus bsd users)

Also your English is terrible

No its not about BSD and doesn't have to do anything with BSD. Stop trying to jam your conference down our throats

It's a different approach on how an Operating system works. It have to fit your needs tho. You can read about why Linux is not the answer for most BSD users on this link: http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/rants/bsd4linux/01

The mere fact that you're reading this proves that the world has, in fact, ended. If it hasn't, then just between you and me, you really need to find something better to do with your time. well i can't complain :) great article though

Improving block I/O compatibility in bhyve As part of providing a robust virtual machine infrastructure, a hypervisor needs to offer a variety of features for working with disk input/output operations, since these are essential for running most operating systems. In this presentation, Sergui Weisz details the steps taken in developing, debugging, and evaluating the interface provided by the bhyve hypervrisor for using image disk files. source: https://www.bsdcan.org/events/bsdcan_2020/schedule/session/43-improving-block-io-compatibility-in-bhyve/

yes I agree my english is bad

I'm here to ask you to ban this person

He is no more in this group, barely joined yesterday and started selling Linux + Docker

https://t.me/WindowsTelegram/188980

We can share those with you in private

It's a different approach on how an Operating system works. It have to fit your needs tho. You can read about why Linux is not the answer for most BSD users on this link: http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/rants/bsd4linux/01

And they've done it so well, I was able to rewrite this in java in just a day

I used to be told to read OpenBSD's source code to get good coding practices yeah

BSD has a far saner userspace than linux

With linux you must pay $200 to grsecurity and still your userspace is not secure, etc

yeah I liked the fact third-party software is kept in /usr/local is there any linux distro doing that?

@n0madcoder @pr_asadi Hey guys, do you know any comprehensive article that compares security of FreeBSD with other OSes ? (Windows , MacOS , Linux, OpenBSD , etc.)

I have found few articles about the lack of security in OpenBSD, but i don't know whether it is right or not ! https://isopenbsdsecu.re/about/

I have little knowledge on security in general. I used to run computers without internet back in the day and I didn't worry at all about the security field, and nowadays my professional field isn't networking nor anything related with what is defined with security in computers. But maybe someone here can give you a hint (:

I have found few articles about the lack of security in OpenBSD, but i don't know whether it is right or not ! https://isopenbsdsecu.re/about/

not the answer you're looking for, but let me say this security matters more on the guy who sits behind the keyboard than the OS itself if you don't know anything about security concepts and best practices, openbsd is useless with that said, what do you want to do?

@n0madcoder @pr_asadi Hey guys, do you know any comprehensive article that compares security of FreeBSD with other OSes ? (Windows , MacOS , Linux, OpenBSD , etc.)

I have found few articles about the lack of security in OpenBSD, but i don't know whether it is right or not ! https://isopenbsdsecu.re/about/

openbsd and the whole of BSD also suffer from the lack of eyeballs on their code, but they also have the advantage in that since there are less people using them, not many exploits exist for them

I need a secure OS for my project and security is critical in that case. And i just feared after i read few articles about exploits in Linux and OpenBSD.

I need a secure OS for my project and security is critical in that case. And i just feared after i read few articles about exploits in Linux and OpenBSD.

Security is on you. Does not matter which OS you use.

both matter

But the knowledge is more important.

with an insecure OS doesn't matter how knowledgeable you are, at the end of the day its still insecure but it doesnt really matter because most mainstream OS's come with sane defaults

openbsd and the whole of BSD also suffer from the lack of eyeballs on their code, but they also have the advantage in that since there are less people using them, not many exploits exist for them