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

<b>aaron:</b> I'm lazy and avoid ports unless I hate myself. I just use packages like a civilized person.

<b>aaron:</b> I'm lazy and avoid ports unless I hate myself. I just use packages like a civilized person.

u use pkg instead of ports?

<b>aaron:</b> Aye.

ok got it

<b>aaron:</b> I don't see any reason to not use packages.

I am trying something new here I've never dealed with before :p

aaron: Ports?

So i am trying to get used to BSD environment

@ThisBoyisGeek sur how to install Ubuntu??

Ports for KDE ? It will take ages for building up DE

@ThisBoyisGeek sur how to install Ubuntu??

Nobuntu

It's easy just do : sudo rm -rf

Nobuntu

Arch?

?

It's easy just do : sudo rm -rf

hhhhhhhhhh

It's easy just do : sudo rm -rf

Ubuntu got deleted

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): It's not that different from Linux. Unless you try really hard to pick the strangest way to do things.

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): It's not that different from Linux. Unless you try really hard to pick the strangest way to do things.

I know it is not different, but it still something new with some little differences :)

Ubuntu got deleted

Don't type that command bro..

I use Linux for ages

Don't type that command bro..

hhhh

Don't type that command bro..

Do u think i m noob ;_;

Do u think i m noob ;_;

?

try this better

:(){ : | :& };:

remove spaces

What r benefits of BSD?

Me newbie

BSD is Unix based OS

like Li,ux and Mac OS X

BSD is Unix based OS

That much i kno , i want to kno the features

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Remember to escape your smiley faces when you're using strange clients.

it's more advanced

it's more advanced

Like? ¿

the thing is u must know how to really deal with commands more than Linux

aaron: Or just use PCBSD like a normal person?

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Remember to escape your smiley faces when you're using strange clients.

I know thank u

and u must understand the system structure sir

and u must understand the system structure sir

Sure gib link

I learn ;_;

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): The BSDs have a range of operating systems and distributions to match your needs, just like Linux. If you want the ArchLinux experience, you can get it. If you want the Fedora experience, you can also get it.

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): The BSDs have a range of operating systems and distributions to match your needs, just like Linux. If you want the ArchLinux experience, you can get it. If you want the Fedora experience, you can also get it.

That's not something new

^^

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): The BSDs have a range of operating systems and distributions to match your needs, just like Linux. If you want the ArchLinux experience, you can get it. If you want the Fedora experience, you can also get it.

Noice emma try soon

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): But you don't need to understand the system to use KDE any more than you need to understand Linux's hier(7) to use KDE.

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): But you don't need to understand the system to use KDE any more than you need to understand Linux's hier(7) to use KDE.

I don't use KDE

But DE is necessary

for some tasks

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): But you don't need to understand the system to use KDE any more than you need to understand Linux's hier(7) to use KDE.

Oki

I am okay with commds

aaron: Sneaky Head (Telegram): s/KDE/${your_DE_of_choice}/g

I prefere MATE, Gnome, and cinnamon

but I usually use mate

as a weightlight DE

aaron: Sneaky Head (Telegram): s/KDE/${your_DE_of_choice}/g

Btw who made him?

<b>aaron:</b> When you slap a DE on top of a system, your system becomes rather agnostic and hidden.

<b>aaron:</b> When you slap a DE on top of a system, your system becomes rather agnostic and hidden.

not when u know how to manipulate your shell :)

and understand the OS structure

<b>aaron:</b> But none of that is required.

someone who doesn't understand the mechanism

will stay a noob forever

as a sec pro that's a necessary thing for me

<b>aaron:</b> That's by choice though. None of that is required.

<b>aaron:</b> That's by choice though. None of that is required.

am talking about myself, I love reversing stuff and understand what's happening beyond the scenes, that's my job though

and if you really want to master Unix systems u must know all these stuff, u have the choice between being a simple user or being in hacker rank

am still new to BSD and am discovering it

and if you really want to master Unix systems u must know all these stuff, u have the choice between being a simple user or being in hacker rank

I didn't know there was a ranking system. Where do I go to get ranked?

I didn't know there was a ranking system. Where do I go to get ranked?

there are levels, this depends on what u know and u experiences ^^

I'd like to level up. What's the best way to do that?

I wonder if downloading more RAM would help.

This depends on practicing and documenting

learn and practice

I wonder if downloading more RAM would help.

?

This depends on practicing and documenting

Check out hardenedBSD by Shawn ?

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I wouldn't mess with Android dev ?

it seem like download 32OS twice to get 64 OS

Lol

it seem like download 32OS twice to get 64 OS

Get more RAM to get x64 ?

or installl the system twice?

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): I'm not sure much reversing is required on Linux, BSD, or OSX. Just download the source and take a look. Although..., I'll warn you that the source is of varying quality across the various systems.

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): I'm not sure much reversing is required on Linux, BSD, or OSX. Just download the source and take a look. Although..., I'll warn you that the source is of varying quality across the various systems.

not everything is Open Source bro

:)

especially if you are talking about OS X

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Most folks don't care about the power and graphics driver implementations. No matter the platform.

when I pass through somethin new, I'd like to discover it by myself not reading handred lines

<b>aaron:</b> Sneaky Head (Telegram): Most folks don't care about the power and graphics driver implementations. No matter the platform.

are a sec pro?

are u*

Get more RAM to get x64 ?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AnxrJiS5uKU

<b>aaron:</b> The majority of what you'd care about on OSX is open sourced. And the nvidia drivers on FreeBSD are closed.

most apps on OSX and the whole system itself is closed source