@RSKYS

Can you play DRM content on any browser? Looks nice btw

My hardware is not good though😅ZFS is awesome yes, still have lots to learn about it

One of the laptops is a low spec i3 from 2013

Can you play DRM content on any browser? Looks nice btw

You can install brave and chrome through the linuxulator yes😊i see firefox also has an option to enable drm content but i haven't tested it yet

One of the laptops is a low spec i3 from 2013

I have amd A6 1.8ghz with 6gb ram😊

You can install brave and chrome through the linuxulator yes😊i see firefox also has an option to enable drm content but i haven't tested it yet

Firefox's default DRM button is hidden on FreeBSD iirc. You can unhide it in the settings and enable it but the key part is the Widevine plugin, which isn't available natively on FBSD. So I guess it's not going to work without a browser running via Linux emulation layer

Firefox's default DRM button is hidden on FreeBSD iirc. You can unhide it in the settings and enable it but the key part is the Widevine plugin, which isn't available natively on FBSD. So I guess it's not going to work without a browser running via Linux emulation layer

I noticed yes, luckily brave and chrome works through linuxulator.😊

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Good stuff! Keep it up! Include this group in all your communiques/posts. I notice your LinkedIn updates are frequently updated. Would be nice if this group was kept in sync too. Keep it up!

I ran sudo freebsd-update fetch install and then reboot and got this output from freebsd-version -kru : 13.0-RELEASE-p4 13.0-RELEASE-p4 13.0-RELEASE-p5

what am I missing?

$ doas freebsd-update fetch && freebsd-update install?

I'll run them separately just in case, and if anything goes wrong, do a $ freebsd-update rollback

now fetch says nothing to fetch and install says nothing to install

Do $ freebsd-version -k and $ uname -r output the same?

Do $ freebsd-version -k and $ uname -r output the same?

both p4

Saw this thread :https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/uname-shows-different-patch-level-than-freebsd-version.81378/

so userland is not involved?

now fetch says nothing to fetch and install says nothing to install

Then it’s fine as is

no, kernel not involved? but it seemed to have installed a new kernel

alternatif sandboxing browser ? https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/why-dont-browsers-use-sandbox-on-freebsd.71664/

Then it’s fine as is

thanks. that's new to me😂

alternatif sandboxing browser ? https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/why-dont-browsers-use-sandbox-on-freebsd.71664/

Run your browser in a Jail

Anybody here successful in setting up linux-steam-utils? I followed handbook and guides but i keep getting a message saying i have to run "gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders > /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10/loaders.cache"? I ran the above command but with no success. Google doesn't seem to satisfy my searches

I ran sudo freebsd-update fetch install and then reboot and got this output from freebsd-version -kru : 13.0-RELEASE-p4 13.0-RELEASE-p4 13.0-RELEASE-p5

This means you have -p5 world and -p4 kernel, because -p5 just did not affect kernel/modules (and there were no need to reboot). fetch shows which files will be affected by subsequent install

Anybody here successful in setting up linux-steam-utils? I followed handbook and guides but i keep getting a message saying i have to run "gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders > /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10/loaders.cache"? I ran the above command but with no success. Google doesn't seem to satisfy my searches

Nevermind🤦🏻‍♂️I got it.

Hi, Using FreeBSD since an year or so. Upgraded from 12.2 to 13.0 Release. But, few issues cropped in, after the update: (1) No Sound on HDMI. It's pcm4: <Intel Cougar Point (HDMI/DP 8ch)> at nid 7 on hdaa1 (Intel DH67CL mainboard). Audio was working fine in 12.2. (2) Shutdown from Gnome-41 restarts the system. System shuts down; But, when the monitor display turns ON, system restarts. (3) Pixelation with Intel graphics i915kms. So, I just used a GhostBSD liveUSB and checked the system. Sound and everything working fine as it was on 12.2. I'm thinking of removing all packages aside base (those installed in /usr/local) and then reinstall those packages. How do I do this? Is there a way to backup the installed packages list and using pkg to reinstall all of them. Regards

i wanna install dwm in freebsd what depends i need for this?

i wanna install dwm in freebsd what depends i need for this?

Try $ doas pkg install dwm or maybe look at the port makefile deps

does pkg info -d dwm work ?

does pkg info -d dwm work ?

Good one! Yes, it does, but change info with search since it's supposed not to be installed yet

i wanna install dwm in freebsd what depends i need for this?

$ pkg rquery "%dn" dwm You can see the dependencies.

there ya go Bash

Try $ doas pkg install dwm or maybe look at the port makefile deps

port??

what's port mean

port??

ports are collections of software that you can compile in your system. You can find the same programs that come as packages there, but you need to build them up from source

what's port mean

read ports(7).

ports are collections of software that you can compile in your system. You can find the same programs that come as packages there, but you need to build them up from source

thanks i'm Newbie in freebsd btw

thanks i'm Newbie in freebsd btw

Welcome to the awesome world of BSDs then (:

I suggest you to do as the users here say, learn from reading man pages, and also from the handbook at freebsd.org

I suggest you to do as the users here say, learn from reading man pages, and also from the handbook at freebsd.org

oh okay thanks again

Hi guys. I'm using a program that needs a binary file that called textwidth or dzen2-textwidth. How can I find this? on GNU/Linux distributions(I'm sure on the Arch Linux) that binary file has provided by the dzen2 package.

Hi guys. I'm using a program that needs a binary file that called textwidth or dzen2-textwidth. How can I find this? on GNU/Linux distributions(I'm sure on the Arch Linux) that binary file has provided by the dzen2 package.

@n0madcoder @xsuuu Andrey

Hi guys. I'm using a program that needs a binary file that called textwidth or dzen2-textwidth. How can I find this? on GNU/Linux distributions(I'm sure on the Arch Linux) that binary file has provided by the dzen2 package.

I'm looking at the port version and it comes with Gadgets OFF, could turning it on make the work? I see that Linux considers the textwidth as a separate module, but it doesn't seem to be the case for fBSD

I've never used dzen, sorry

I'm looking at the port version and it comes with Gadgets OFF, could turning it on make the work? I see that Linux considers the textwidth as a separate module, but it doesn't seem to be the case for fBSD

What is Gadgets OFF? I did not understand.

What is Gadgets OFF? I did not understand.

A configuration option for the dzen2 port

Configuration Options: ===> The following configuration options are available for dzen2-0.9.5: EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples GADGETS=off: Build and install gadgets XFT=on: Xft font library support XINERAMA=on: X11 Xinerama extension support XPM=on: XPM pixmap image format support ===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings

A configuration option for the dzen2 port

I should compile it then.

Configuration Options: ===> The following configuration options are available for dzen2-0.9.5: EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples GADGETS=off: Build and install gadgets XFT=on: Xft font library support XINERAMA=on: X11 Xinerama extension support XPM=on: XPM pixmap image format support ===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings

You have found this from freshports website?

Maybe "gadgets on" install the textwidth feature

Maybe "gadgets on" install the textwidth feature

It would be good.

You have found this from freshports website?

Yeah, I'm afk right now from the laptop

Yeah, I'm afk right now from the laptop

OK. Thanks man. Have a good day.

i wanna install dwm in freebsd what depends i need for this?

git clone https://git.suckless.org/dwm

https://dwm.suckless.org/

git clone https://git.suckless.org/dwm

u didn't even read my question

u didn't even read my question

which was

u didn't even read my question

I think you can find what you need on the dwm website if you read it. It consists of reading I think

@gentooyy

if you look in MASTER_SITES you will notice that it points to the suckless repo

@gentooyy

I clone the repo, and then modify the config.mk in the corresponding paths.

and if you have two monitors, obviously you need libXinerama

u didn't even read my question

Your answer is: $ pkg rquery "%dn" dwm

Your answer is: $ pkg rquery "%dn" dwm

*If you are installing from repository.*

Your answer is: $ pkg rquery "%dn" dwm

and what that line says, I think, is made clear on the suckless website. although it is optional for both dmenu and st. I have rofi instead of dmenu and xterm instead of st.

and what that line says, I think, is made clear on the suckless website. although it is optional for both dmenu and st. I have rofi instead of dmenu and xterm instead of st.

Good.

I think you can find what you need on the dwm website if you read it. It consists of reading I think

is there bsd package like base-devel

is there bsd package like base-devel

https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/devel

@gentooyy

make clean install??

http://suckless.org/sucks/

make clean install??

no, look what's in that port

@gentooyy I installed xorg,(libXinerama is installed if you used Xorg, if you did pkg install xorg-minimal, you won't have it), then install git to clone from suckless repo and later edit in config.mk. inside the directory where you have cloned dwm, just do a make && doas make clean install

i wanna install dwm in freebsd what depends i need for this?

FreeBSDs package manager has automatic dependency resolution, you don't need to worry about installing dependencies yourself

FreeBSDs package manager has automatic dependency resolution, you don't need to worry about installing dependencies yourself

i wanna build it from source

i wanna build it from source

Ports handles dependencies too

Ports handles dependencies too

okay thanks

thanks i'm Newbie in freebsd btw

man intro

It will help you get up to speed

Hi guys, Fbsd 13 secure boot can be enable ?