If i set radeon drivers on xorg.conf i see a black screen starting X

Same if i do X -configure and then i use that conf file cause X sets radeon driver

I've installed xf86-video-ati

But on rc.conf only i've put kld_list="radeonkms"

Seems i need do more stuff

Hmm..i have no idea regarding that..

Np anyway i guess all is fine by default

Check forums and mail list

Someone might have done it already

Cause i can see error logs when i use browsers saying they cant load radeon and opengl cause nots root

And with root i dont see anything so i guess all goes fine

Telegram bot from irc channel can't see changed messages and deleted msg still on irc

My phone press enter when he wants so u will have some troubles xD

Yup it won't do that :)

Check with FreeBSD wiki for graphics driver also

Yeah i will spend some time

<b>aaron:</b> .:VMS:. (Telegram): The default config (empty) should find the right driver. You can check /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see what it loaded.

How can i mark all flags while installing from ports with make ?

For all dependences too

<b>aaron:</b> .:VMS:. (Telegram): And if X starts, but programs can't access certain things, there's a very good chance /dev/dri needs an appropriate group set, or your user needs to be added to the graphics group.

Yeah i guess all it's fine. I'll check but not now

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Whats the best *BSD distro for beginners?

Whats the best *BSD distro for beginners?

With gui installers there are only twoajor BSDs out there TrueOS and GhostBSD..

But OpenBSD also beginner friendly if all Hardwares are supporting

Other than trueos & ghostbsd, the installers are text-based?

Yup

Thank you, ill try trueos or ghostbsd first

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<b>aaron:</b> Wahyu (Telegram): It turns out that reading and clicking next isn't so different than reading and hitting enter a bunch of times.

Agreed +1

Well said sir. Well said lol

I agree on most part, but partitioning on text-based ui is scary

I agree on most part, but partitioning on text-based ui is scary

Practice in VM first till you get comfortable ?

Trueos uses zfs, nice

I think you will get it easily.. And find it more comfortable

Practice makes perfect, right ?

Practice with reading and understanding Handbook makes it perfect

Just doing wrong thing again and again won't magically correct it ?

But yes that makes sense ;)

? true

Check this https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html

This one even has screenshot of procedure https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-exinst.html

Aren't those guides apply to each distro only?

Yup... so try those in VMs and see which one fits your requirement :)

First I thought it would be hard to partition but it's easy once you get hold of it :)

Yup... so try those in VMs and see which one fits your requirement :)

Okay

I tried installing arch once (or twice), it was scary ?

Lol

I'm interested in trueos since I want to try zfs

Whats the best *BSD distro for beginners?

Well...

There are forks of bsd like dragonflybsd or somewhat

But the 3 original bsd aren't friendly to users so doesn't matter what u choose

Anyway as a desktop best choice is freebsd. I've tried net open and freebsd and i made freebsd my "workstation"

Not my workstation really cause i am a noob but i will let other distros and use freebsd as a main distro

<b>aaron:</b> .:VMS:. (Telegram): All of the "original" BSDs (NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonflyBSD) are forks off FreeBSD, which is just a fork off BSD.

<b>aaron:</b> Dragonfly is only a year or so younger than OpenBSD.

https://unitedbsd.com/t/history-of-bsd-operating-systems/97

:D

aaron: s/PC-BSD/TRUEOS/g

aaron: s/TRUEOS/DragonflyBSD/

aaron: s/TRUEOS/DragonflyBSD/

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