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True. Has some cool features that cant be found in other chromium based browsers. Brave is ok-ish if you are into crypto. Edge and Chrome are full of trackers, imho. Firefox is working good on fbsd/gbsd.

Baron

True. Has some cool features that cant be found in other chromium based browsers. Brave is ok-ish if you are into crypto. Edge and Chrome are full of trackers, imho. Firefox is working good on fbsd/gbsd.

Don't get me wrong, I like cryptocurrencies in general, I don't like who brave choose as partners Firefox it is my default, I would like to change to Vivaldi, but you know, no sound on FBSD #xmr4thewin

X

Don't get me wrong, I like cryptocurrencies in general, I don't like who brave choose as partners Firefox it is my default, I would like to change to Vivaldi, but you know, no sound on FBSD #xmr4thewin

🙂. Same default browser, here. Yeah.

X

RPi5: https://www.tech-knowhow.com/2023/09/rasperry-pi-5-specs-and-images-leaked-from-element14/

X

https://petapixel.com/2022/12/09/raspberry-pi-under-fire-by-creators-who-are-upset-it-hired-a-former-cop/

Jay

Anyone tried to build https://librewolf.net/ ?

X

https://m.slashdot.org/story/419601

Baron

If Glen keep this "one week" pattern, IMHO Release/14.0 will be launched in around one month, maybe one week more or one week less. What is your guess about the launch date?

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

If Glen keep this "one week" pattern, IMHO Release/14.0 will be launched in around one month, maybe one week more or one week less. What is your guess about the launch date?

They've placed the RELEASE announcement on 31 October 2023, so I guess couple of weeks after at most

Baron

They've placed the RELEASE announcement on 31 October 2023, so I guess couple of weeks after at most

which it is in around one month

Baron

where did you saw this announcement?

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

which it is in around one month

Well, indeed you are right 😁

ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ

where did you saw this announcement?

https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.0R/schedule/

Baron

https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.0R/schedule/

thanks mate

Vidra

Is this the place where all linux rant should go? 😅 I'm trying to understand some basic networking concepts, and curious if the linux makes it more difficult. In freebsd where would you set masquerading, let's say it's a system set up as a gateway router. Are the routing tables enough or you have to set up the firewall too?

Jeff

Using the terms "masquerading" and "gateway", I'm assuming you want NAT. That can be done in any of the several firewalls included in FreeBSD. You might want to look in the Handbook here. With pf, for instance, nat and rdr rules are pretty simple and easy to read. and yes, linux/iptables/netfilter does make it seem more complicated than it should be. :^)

i686

Is this the place where all linux rant should go? 😅 I'm trying to understand some basic networking concepts, and curious if the linux makes it more difficult. In freebsd where would you set masquerading, let's say it's a system set up as a gateway router. Are the routing tables enough or you have to set up the firewall too?

that will depend on what goal you need to achieve, routing is one thing, translation is a different one and firewall likewise, each has its use and can work together or not, again it depends on your needs