And i will have both

Openbsd and freebsd

Jaypatelani: ?

But i prefer openbsd so i'll try to make it my main distro

If i have some issues i'll go to freebsd while crying

Jaypatelani: Lol.

XD

Jaypatelani: Rather try to solve issue and commit that Solution to community :D

aaron: There was one minor bug that I hit on OpenBSD that prevented me from using it on my desktop, but it's my preferred OS. I'd rather take the small performance hit than deal with the insanity of some of these other systems (both Linux and BSD.)

I'm going to kill slackware and reinstall freebsd but i like openbsd

Slackware is one of the best classicals of Linux

Jaypatelani: aaron: +1

Slackware is one of the best classicals of Linux

He is going to die

I love slackware

But bsd fucks better than linux

am going to test FreeBSD and OpenBSD

<b>aaron:</b> I've been hopping around between different things recently, and I forgot how terrible everything has become.

aaron: There was one minor bug that I hit on OpenBSD that prevented me from using it on my desktop, but it's my preferred OS. I'd rather take the small performance hit than deal with the insanity of some of these other systems (both Linux and BSD.)

What bug?

Jaypatelani: .:VMS:. (Telegram): if you hit block just ask .. :)

<b>aaron:</b> .:VMS:. (Telegram): An issue with USB KVM devices and X. If you haven't run into it yet, you never will.

Jaypatelani: Sneaky Head (Telegram): also NetBSD ;)

I've started X in openbsd and all worked nice except browsers

Jaypatelani: Sneaky Head (Telegram): also NetBSD ;)

I'll leave it for later

Chromium and firefox were tiling a black screen all time

Chromium and firefox were tiling a black screen all time

am not comfortable with these OS's

<b>aaron:</b> I had no trouble with Firefox. You do you to raise ulimits though, or Firefox tends to malloc too much, then fault and die.

Jaypatelani: There are some performance tweaks for OpenBSD

<b>aaron:</b> I had no trouble with Firefox. You do you to raise ulimits though, or Firefox tends to malloc too much, then fault and die.

I remember firefox needs u free some times but nots the problem i guess

<b>aaron:</b> OpenBSD ulimit tuning http://home.nuug.no/~peter/transition/eurobsdcon2014/desktop2.html

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> http://www.bsdnow.tv/tutorials/the-desktop-obsd

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> https://man.openbsd.org/login.conf

Jaypatelani: ?

this is what I call sweet heaven

I've not had issues with Firefox in HardenedBSD :)

Btw

How can i configure mail?

I want set one account to mail like my vms@usa.com but idk how and what protocol i must use

aaron: That's a lot of host specific stuff. And you mean configure a mail client, right?

Yeah

But where i can find that info

Or what i should google

I want learn how

<b>aaron:</b> That's the "host specific" bit. Who is hosting your email? I would check their site. And are you using thunderbird? Or something like mutt/luamail/etc?

<b>aaron:</b> That's the "host specific" bit. Who is hosting your email? I would check their site. And are you using thunderbird? Or something like mutt/luamail/etc?

Mail.com

No. I want use the mail command provided by openbsd

<b>aaron:</b> Hopefully they have a "how to configure your client" section.

Ok i'll check it. Ty

<b>aaron:</b> That's an exercise in pain.

<b>aaron:</b> You'll need a fetching program (fetchmail?) to download mail from them to your mail spool, and then to configure sendmail/opensmtpd to relay your mail back out through them.

POP3 Server Data - mail.com help https://support.mail.com/pop-imap/pop3/serverdata.html

<b>aaron:</b> And probably read the man page for mail.

<b>aaron:</b> And probably read the man page for mail.

XD i'm reading that page while installing some shit

<b>aaron:</b> mail(1).

Ty a lot aaron

<b>aaron:</b> Hopefully someone else can fill you in on all the missing bits.

<b>aaron:</b> mail(1) is not a great client though, unless your use case is read/delete.

Ok. I'll use mail just for learn how to configure it and then maybe i'll switch to a better client. Only i want learn how

Anyway i see a lot of commands on mail man so

I guess i will have enough

Chapter 27. Electronic Mail https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/mail.html

bambs (IRC): thanks

bambs (IRC): is this telegram channel?

Yeah

<b>aaron:</b> Matrix channel. Everyone else just joined for the ride.

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> bambs: it's basically Matrix room connected to IRC, gitter and telegram ?

@Elsuciovms check for mutt or something alternative from suckless

@Elsuciovms check for mutt or something alternative from suckless

XD

But first i want learn how to configure it

Really i never read the mail

Only for auth links

@Elsuciovms okay

Also check out doas

Welcome Gastón to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

Welcome Demi to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

BroIDS working beautifully on an RPI3 running HardenedBSD: https://imgur.com/a/ZTBhC

Jaypatelani: Shawn Webb (Telegram): ?

Welcome bambs to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

http://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/download/netbsd-en.pdf

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Welcome Lucas to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

Welcome bambs to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

thanks

Follpvosten: Where's the best place to get help with Lumina Desktop?

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> Follpvosten: Join the chat: https://gitter.im/trueos/lumina

Follpvosten: Thanks (tho i can't get into that room using Matrix? Do i need a Gitter account?)

Jaypatelani: Follpvosten: you will need github account

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> Another place is https://discourse.trueos.org

Follpvosten: I have a GitHub account, but can i use Matrix at all? Or should i just use Gitter directly? That's what i'd like to know

Follpvosten: Nevermind, it works

Jaypatelani: Follpvosten: lumina project is only on gitter..

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> Also check this https://github.com/trueos/lumina/issues