I want know it so i'm running this shit pc cause i had it with netbsd

But i'm dumb and i've put "sh" so i've changed the shell

XDDD

I know freebsd uses tcsh and openbsd uses ksh

Idk about netbsd

I want learn one shell language

And i don't wanna learn bash. I guess i'll go for ksh. What u think?

Well during installation NetBSD asks for which one you want?

Probably you selected first one which is /bin/sh bash

Wow someone more ordered usebsd stickers ?

And "doas" ones ?

@Elsuciovms like this image

https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-exinst.html#exinst-kbd

Ty jay

Jaypatelani: No problem

Default is sh

<b>aaron:</b> .:VMS:. (Telegram): If you want to learn one shell language, you should learn posix shell.

The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 7, 2016 Edition http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/

Learning the Korn Shell https://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/unix/ksh/index.htm

Cool ?

Mmm

Idk if with sh i'll have enough

<b>aaron:</b> You can use a better user shell like ksh or tcsh, but still script in posix.

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

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

Hello

Hello

echo "Hi"

So uh

Does anyone like pokemon

Hm

Ill take that as a no

Jaypatelani: Lol

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

HI

Hi

How are you today?

Tried out OpenBSD, it's good and stable but it misses support, that what I've expected.. and That's whay I'm still using Linux for now

Many tools and and programs are not available on it

<b>aaron:</b> It had everything I needed. I guess that depends on what you need.

<b>aaron:</b> It had everything I needed. I guess that depends on what you need.

How did u make a bridge from Matrix to Telegram?

<b>aaron:</b> I didn't. Probably the folks at matrix.org.

<b>aaron:</b> Jay just added a bunch of bridges to this room. Telegram, IRC, and Gitter I think.

Jaypatelani: Sneaky Head (Telegram): Matrix IRC room, telegram group and gitter room is bridged together

Jaypatelani: Sneaky Head (Telegram): Matrix IRC room, telegram group and gitter room is bridged together

That's great

What client do use for Matrix?

Weechat?

Jaypatelani: There are many to use

Jaypatelani: I am using riot.im for mobile

Jaypatelani: But yes weechat can be used

Jaypatelani: There are many to use

I know there are many, riot doesn't suite me, thank you :)

Jaypatelani: :)

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Weechat on OpenBSD, and riot-iOS on mobile.

<b>aaron:</b> There's a few GUI ones I never tried. They don't do what I need.

I find CLI (shell based) clients better

@smoothier for that you have weechat :)

@smoothier for that you have weechat :)

yea, that's what am using ^^

weechat ?

I remember using irssi as a client but didn't last too much

irssi is an IRC client

<b>aaron:</b> irssi is still around. Weechat does some things better, some things worse.

for irc stuff I just use emacs

<b>aaron:</b> Really, it all depends on what you need.

what about Slack?

is there a bridge into it?

from Matrix

<b>aaron:</b> Maybe? I only use matrix and irc. The other systems don't do anything I need, or are actively worse than irc/xmpp.

matrix ?

<b>aaron:</b> Maybe? I only use matrix and irc. The other systems don't do anything I need, or are actively worse than irc/xmpp.

Slack is great for developement working teams

an irc client ?

an irc client ?

No

ok

it is a chat protocol that can interect with other chat protocols and apps

It is bearly similar to Telegram

but with more other options

and features

well nice to know that

<b>Jaypatelani:</b> accelerat0r (Telegram): https://matrix.org

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Mailing lists, irc, or talking is fine for me. Slack is just a worse version of irc.

http://notes.whatthefuck.computer/1445842800.0-note.html

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Mailing lists, irc, or talking is fine for me. Slack is just a worse version of irc.

I like it for the features it has

Like the shared coding platform

so is possible to use from emacs ..

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Most that I've seen are all just client side additions, nothing that needs a new protocol.

that's kind of nice

aaron: (I have cvs and git for shared coding...)

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Most that I've seen are all just client side additions, nothing that needs a new protocol.

Well, it doesn't matter cause it gives me the features I need to work with my team

aaron: (I have cvs and git for shared coding...)

git is great, but slack is online and live coding with your team

you can make your projects on live

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Cool. I'm glad my company (team) doesn't use it.