yeah ik. you didn't get the joke
Linux is not Linux anymore
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Luke smith was right
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Even linux communty are toxic
Badugar
Best thing about bsd license that's it's has no peoblem with any license
Also Bsd don't use systemd😁
"Best thing about bsd license that's it's has peoblem with any license"
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swodig
"Best thing about bsd license that's it's has peoblem with any license"
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it's a paradox. if it has a problem with any license then it has a problem with itself. licenses shouldn't have problems with themselves so it's a bad license
swodig
i feel like a philosopher now
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I edited but i think you get the point its compatible with all licenses
XS
I have no fundemental hate problem with systemd. It's just a collection of separate tools that work together. I don't find it super bloat either. For people in the linux community, well there's people that can be considered toxic everywhere you know.
Badugar
I was reading about systemd. Was trying to figure out why some people hate it. In the end of an article the author suggested to move to bsd to solve the problem
Some problems with it:
- It provides solutions for already existing tools, although optional
- It resorts to some strange defaults, e,g. defaulting to 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4 for DNS, hello Google
- Instead of following the KISS principle, doing one job and that one well, it does a lot, partly mediocre
- The authors claim something like "GNU/Linux is the only true operating system"
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XS
technically all parts are implemented as separate programs
XS
I don't say it's better or anything
Badugar
I have no fundemental hate problem with systemd. It's just a collection of separate tools that work together. I don't find it super bloat either. For people in the linux community, well there's people that can be considered toxic everywhere you know.
Nearly every community has somebody toxic in it, yes
XS
I just say, stop spreading much hate about software you don't know and use
XS
that's pointless
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Joe
Badugar
Other subject: Has someone tried AoE on FreeBSD? freshports has the OOT kernel module
Badugar
AoE = ATA over Ethernet
XS
never tried, there's iscsi too
Hardcode
AoE - Area of effect
XS
I was thinking about Age Of Empire x)
Hardcode
jeez, you gotta know the classics
Badugar
😆
XS
yah, famous game from microsoft games studio
XS
the best free alternative is 0ad, definitely a great game
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Nearly every community has somebody toxic in it, yes
Yes but not 60 or 70 percent are toxic for example
I use arch btw ubuntu for noobs read the manual
Badugar
never tried, there's iscsi too
I wanted to try something lower-layer first
iSCSI is routable but has more protocol overhead
XS
there's also NBD then
XS
but dunno how it's supported on FreeBSD
Badugar
there's also NBD then
That works on the IP layer
(I always forget the layer numbers and tasks...)
XS
It uses TCP AFAIK
Badugar
Might be
XS
Alternatively, sshfs and NFS provide excellent perfs nowadays
Badugar
NFS prob. more than sshfs as there's no encryption
XS
NFS prob. more than sshfs as there's no encryption
you can enable encryption I think on NFS, despite it stills very fast
XS
thanks to the cpu extensions
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Alternatively, sshfs and NFS provide excellent perfs nowadays
NFS referred to need for speed right?
XS
lol
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😂😂😂
XS
that's a good one
Badugar
Every time I search for NFS, the engine assumes that I mean the game 😶
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Because it's locked
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That's dlc
Badugar
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Badugar
When I want to share a ZFS dataset via NFS on FreeBSD, do I have to run a command like exportfs? At least on my Gentoo Linux PC I have to do that...
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When I want to share a ZFS dataset via NFS on FreeBSD, do I have to run a command like exportfs? At least on my Gentoo Linux PC I have to do that...
Maaan i wanna know how to install it🙁
XS
exportfs -ra
XS
after setting /etc/exports
XS
but dunno if that's the FreeBSD way
XS
it should be similar
Δαρθ
When I want to share a ZFS dataset via NFS on FreeBSD, do I have to run a command like exportfs? At least on my Gentoo Linux PC I have to do that...
haven't zfs got autoshare feature? once the pool is imported it gets shared automatically (if set up to do so)
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I was reading about systemd. Was trying to figure out why some people hate it. In the end of an article the author suggested to move to bsd to solve the problem
actually there are som linux distros without systemd
Anonymous
Im just average user, i dont know diferent of systemd and openrc
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openrc is much like sysvinit, the same bash-based startup scripts
Δαρθ
well, not quite the same but similar
Anonymous
Freebsd have nice handbook
Anonymous
Nice guide to start learning os
XADE
actually there are som linux distros without systemd
Since they r distributions over OS
Anything can be swapped including init
But after doing that u r on ur own
XADE
openrc is much like sysvinit, the same bash-based startup scripts
Openrc exist on top of sysvinit, on some implementations
Anonymous
For new user sometime linux distro make headache to understand 😅 bcause the manual guide is outdate , also diferent distro have diferent rules, i think fbsd nice to start learning os
XADE
For new user sometime linux distro make headache to understand 😅 bcause the manual guide is outdate , also diferent distro have diferent rules, i think fbsd nice to start learning os
only things differing distros r
- package manager & management
- package versions
- init
mostly things r same other than that