450+ messages and again guys the main point is security, browsers and other OSes that are not FreeBSD. Second advice, please move this conversations to a security chat room / group, and focus on FreeBSD here. I can see that asking for broswer security, chip security OS security, (you name it) security is becoming like a fancy way of starting a flood of messages that carry on more personal opinions than true facts. Next time a conversation about security doesn't have FreeBSD as the main topic, I'll have to start muting people.

450+ messages and again guys the main point is security, browsers and other OSes that are not FreeBSD. Second advice, please move this conversations to a security chat room / group, and focus on FreeBSD here. I can see that asking for broswer security, chip security OS security, (you name it) security is becoming like a fancy way of starting a flood of messages that carry on more personal opinions than true facts. Next time a conversation about security doesn't have FreeBSD as the main topic, I'll have to start muting people.

That is a good decision nomad! We have to focus on FreeBSD

From now on, conversations unrelated to FreeBSD here are going to be moved on the offtopic room: https://t.me/freebsd_offtopics This means no more offtopic here. Messages being ot will be deleted and reiterating ot questions by same user will cause a ban from here. There are some rules attached in the first pinned message of the ot room, please read them.

450+ messages and again guys the main point is security, browsers and other OSes that are not FreeBSD. Second advice, please move this conversations to a security chat room / group, and focus on FreeBSD here. I can see that asking for broswer security, chip security OS security, (you name it) security is becoming like a fancy way of starting a flood of messages that carry on more personal opinions than true facts. Next time a conversation about security doesn't have FreeBSD as the main topic, I'll have to start muting people.

guys i have an asus tablet (atom processor - 32bit linux installed, 2gb RAM). can i boot 64bit freebsd image using qemu? how about 32? can it handle?

nope I think the atom series are just built in 32

then you won't be able to run 64bit freebsd

guys i have an asus tablet (atom processor - 32bit linux installed, 2gb RAM). can i boot 64bit freebsd image using qemu? how about 32? can it handle?

My chuwi atom based was able to boot freebsd 64 from usb

really? what a mysterious cpu

this guy is talking about 32bit OS on a 64bit hardware, I don't think its possible to run 64bit programs on 32bit hardware plus I'm pretty sure old 32bit hardware doesnt have intel VT

guys i have an asus tablet (atom processor - 32bit linux installed, 2gb RAM). can i boot 64bit freebsd image using qemu? how about 32? can it handle?

https://download.freebsd.org/ftp/releases/i386/i386/ISO-IMAGES/13.0/ have you tried any of those images?

but why OpenBSD?

https://download.freebsd.org/ftp/releases/i386/i386/ISO-IMAGES/13.0/ have you tried any of those images?

Hi, one question or even discussion. Can FreeBSD or any variant can be used as main desktop? I have installed it many times on different intel laptops but was not satisfied with desktop experience. cinnamon, mate were fully disappointing. gnome i don't use. xfce was great. but not convincing. any ideas? thank you.

i filled up the usb with (rufus, win32imagemaker, dd ) , i made a EFI/BOOT dir manually and make the bootx64.efi and bootia32.efi separately in it

ya didn't mention KDE

kde is too heavy for me, personally i avoid it. gnome and kde are not my likes.

icewm fluxbox

but i took a look at the internet , it showed me there's something called "chainloader" that i must activate but don't know how

just pick one an doll it up with compiz ?

sure but my tablet is a little weird

useing kde

also in vmware

But when you go to real hardware you face all new challenges.

Why one should use an OS in VM except learning purpose?

for gaming

for gaming

Hi, one question or even discussion. Can FreeBSD or any variant can be used as main desktop? I have installed it many times on different intel laptops but was not satisfied with desktop experience. cinnamon, mate were fully disappointing. gnome i don't use. xfce was great. but not convincing. any ideas? thank you.

So that's why virtualization is so used in IT?

they will guide you better