The branch is 13-current

13-current is still a thing? Or is it 14-current?

Hi all.. I was wondering: nowadays zi feel curious about Rust and easy thinking what's the easiest program in bsd I could take and convert it to rust. What's the simplest bsd code you can think of to do that?

freebsd-src/bin/echo/echo.c at main · freebsd/freebsd-src · GitHub https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/blob/main/bin/echo/echo.c

they are considered unix-like, not unix (that's a common language abuse / simplification) as they implement a clone of unix, and were historically a derivate of the original at&t one

But bsd now doesn't have thus code anymore, right?

But bsd now doesn't have thus code anymore, right?

I heard some Linux people saying Wayland is just Bloatware.. what's the pros and cons of it?

It depends on what your goals are. The idea of Wayland, on paper doesn't seem bad. But I personally think xorg works just fine

I heard some Linux people saying Wayland is just Bloatware.. what's the pros and cons of it?

Someone said it was not good for remote terminals and stuff

Again, non-sense. Are you about to forward everything from other groups there ?

Again, non-sense. Are you about to forward everything from other groups there ?

Take it as you want. I were effectively wondering if you were about to ask a confirmation for any statement coming from the places you're reading them.

Oh course I cannot do this ad infinitum. You don't even have to imagine that

I've seen people come on here and drain everyones time based off a post on some forum. XS is legit, nothing rude about it. Take ego out of tech questions.

you sound childish

And you sound rude.

@meunomenaoehjohnny read the #rules please

In every group I am the rules are on the info screen. But on this group I see nothing. How can I see the rules?

They are pinned in the general chat, https://t.me/FreeBSD1/1/27892

Ok, I don't see there my first question about Wayland being having deserved a sarcastic comment from another user. I saw his sarcastic comment as being unrespectful, listed on the rules. After this I started to play childish, against the rules. So I don't think the current rules allows people to make questions without having sarcasm thrown back

I'm sorry you feel offended by my answer and my question to your *third question, but at least I replied them and it was sincere. I asked that because it happens that some persons want to start ranting and ask things by comparing other rants from other chats. That usually is not constructive and pretty annoying. Of course, I could have replied you something all sweet and pretty welcoming to all your questions maybe if they were with a bit more caring. You have the right to consider me a stupid moron for asking you to reconsider your approach a bit directly. I have the right to do so as well. I'm sorry that, by omitting this is an off-topic chat I was a bit direct. Maybe I could have taken more layers of sweetness. I just felt all the answers up to this point were sufficient. I'm happy that people are interested in using X11 and Wayland. It tends to become redundant that way as many other topics related to operating systems, markets and security. There is already loads of commentary widely available.

Tor relay, i2p node, monero/wownero public node

I'm sorry you feel offended by my answer and my question to your *third question, but at least I replied them and it was sincere. I asked that because it happens that some persons want to start ranting and ask things by comparing other rants from other chats. That usually is not constructive and pretty annoying. Of course, I could have replied you something all sweet and pretty welcoming to all your questions maybe if they were with a bit more caring. You have the right to consider me a stupid moron for asking you to reconsider your approach a bit directly. I have the right to do so as well. I'm sorry that, by omitting this is an off-topic chat I was a bit direct. Maybe I could have taken more layers of sweetness. I just felt all the answers up to this point were sufficient. I'm happy that people are interested in using X11 and Wayland. It tends to become redundant that way as many other topics related to operating systems, markets and security. There is already loads of commentary widely available.

Ok, thanks for saying sorry, this helps to get the anger out. You didn't need to be extra sweet, maybe for the future just a small extra word like "I'm concerned that you are about to(...)" But anyway thanks for asking apologizes I appreciate it! If you have any small word change I could have used to descalate you are free to suggest. Thanks

I'm running an i2p node. Running a Monero node would be fun also. Would I have a chance of getting Monero for me if I do that? My PC is so old and slow I don't think it would help me on Monero. So with i2p at least I help others.

I hate topics on Telegram. I'm not sure if 0 is safe tho, better wait for others to share their thoughts as well

Yeah topics suck

Topics kill groups. If you want to make sure a group becomes idle and no one talks, use topics in it.

I'm open to discuss that. We enabled them to simplify the content flow, and to avoid having separated groups for ot and similar

I'm aware some people does not like it because of the current workflow implemented by the telegram client. Maybe that will be enhanced in the future.

forget it. bluetooth is dead under bsd

What do you even use Bluetooth for? 😂

Writing-tablets on the laptop (mine is a linux machine, but that doesnt make it less of a usecase for bt) Using bluetooth means i still dont need to fish one cable from my bag when i temporarily set up shop for example in the canteen

Try to see if you have another interface for bluetooth