That sounds like really old behaviour

<b>aaron:</b> Newnix (Telegram): Programatically. It’s all in wscons, wskbd triggers wsdisplay to detach. It’s to do with passing the keyboard back and forth between the console and X.

<b>aaron:</b> Newnix (Telegram): In case you ever wanted to know how X and the console both manage to share your input devices.

<b>aaron:</b> You’re also talking about X, the group that got client and server mixed up, and has led to almost as many stupid discussions on the internet as the editor wars.

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myfreeweb: usb hid is such a mess btw

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Has anyone ever heard of this ravenport before? It's kinda new. Curious to know if any of you guys have used it before. https://github.com/jrmarino/Ravenports

Has anyone ever heard of this ravenport before? It's kinda new. Curious to know if any of you guys have used it before. https://github.com/jrmarino/Ravenports

Bsd mostly use ports or pkgsrc

Haven't checked ravenports

<b>aaron:</b> Jay (Telegram): It’s really new. Was just announced on the DFLY mailing list two weeks ago.

<b>aaron:</b> mi tsuki (Telegram): It looked cool from the announcement, but I didn’t have a spare DFLY or FBSD system to try it on.

I'll have to look into it on my DFBSD laptop

<b>aaron:</b> The badly summarize it, it’s trying to be what pkgsrc is, but with a better package manager.

Yeah, but it sounds pretty cool. Haven't used pkgsrc yet so I've got no point of comparison. Gonna need to look at bootstrapping that too

<b>aaron:</b> pkgsrc is like a slightly nicer version of pkg and FreeBSD ports. However, pkg-ng is nicer than that.

welp, my capsicumized tor can connect to the tor network :)

lok: Anyone knows what can be problem with my laptop

lok: I am able to start x or GUI by root

<b>lok:</b> But by user login it's not possible

Jaypatelani: lok: which OS?

lok: Linux mint

lok: Jaypatelani:

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https://photos.app.goo.gl/IcpFZghTb60oGZJp1 <- progress on capsicumizing tor :)

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<b>aaron:</b> lok: Is your user in the same group your video card is? Likely /dev/dri.

Hi all, greetings from me! I develop a lscpu(https://github.com/NanXiao/lscpu) command for BSD(x86 CPU). Now it has been tested on OpenBSD/FreeBSD/NetBSD/macOS.Since I don't have DragonflyBSD (x86) at hand, if anyone in this group happen to has DragonflyBSD (x86) environment, could you spare 2 minutes to test whether the lscpu can work on DragonflyBSD (x86)? Thanks very much in advance!

https://github.com/lattera/presentations/blob/master/CharmBUG/2017-09-28%20-%20Hardening%20Tor.pdf <- the Hardening Tor in HardenedBSD mini-presentation I did today

<b>lok:</b> aaron: I don't those details

lok: How to check

https://github.com/lattera/presentations/blob/master/CharmBUG/2017-09-28%20-%20Hardening%20Tor.pdf <- the Hardening Tor in HardenedBSD mini-presentation I did today

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Hi all, greetings from me! I develop a lscpu(https://github.com/NanXiao/lscpu) command for BSD(x86 CPU). Now it has been tested on OpenBSD/FreeBSD/NetBSD/macOS.Since I don't have DragonflyBSD (x86) at hand, if anyone in this group happen to has DragonflyBSD (x86) environment, could you spare 2 minutes to test whether the lscpu can work on DragonflyBSD (x86)? Thanks very much in advance!

Cool ?

<b>aaron:</b> Nan Xiao (Telegram): Just offhand, but DragonflyBSD only supports x64.

I'm thinking of replacing linux system with bsd based system on laptop. Thing is I have huge partition of ext4. I've done some bit of googling and it seems to me that only freebsd support ext4, but it's limited and read-only. It's the only thing that prevent me from switching to bsd system full time, and maybe linux on the bhyve. So, what do you guys suggest. Move the file and make new partition or is there a way to "convert" the partition to ufs or something?

1. Don't use UFS if you can use ZFS, HAMMER, or HAMMER2. 2. Just create an xz compressed tarball of your important data, possibly encrypted, and send it off to another system while you install whichever BSD you're interested in

$ lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT sda 8:0 0 931.5G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 2M 0 part gpt-bios ├─sda2 8:2 0 34.1G 0 part /rootslice ├─sda3 8:3 0 78.2G 0 part /homeslice └─sda4 8:4 0 819.2G 0 part /somwhatbigslice

Quillasp: HAMMER2 is safe to use, now ?

1. Don't use UFS if you can use ZFS, HAMMER, or HAMMER2. 2. Just create an xz compressed tarball of your important data, possibly encrypted, and send it off to another system while you install whichever BSD you're interested in

Oh, this laptop is a bit old. I heard ZFS and HAMMER have big overhead but idk, could be a myth hence choosing the UFS. But I'll try the ZFS or HAMMER np

HAMMER2's still in "beta" but it's very much usable, just wouldn't put a critical or production system on it yet

Oh, this laptop is a bit old. I heard ZFS and HAMMER have big overhead but idk, could be a myth hence choosing the UFS. But I'll try the ZFS or HAMMER np

ZFS likes having RAM, particularly ECC RAM for the ARC, but you can use it just fine with as little as 512MB and can limit how much RAM it uses as well to suit your needs. HAMMER has no such construct and only requires periodic snapshot pruning, so you'll really just see performance hits when you start doing dedups and the like

ZFS likes having RAM, particularly ECC RAM for the ARC, but you can use it just fine with as little as 512MB and can limit how much RAM it uses as well to suit your needs. HAMMER has no such construct and only requires periodic snapshot pruning, so you'll really just see performance hits when you start doing dedups and the like

Oh I see. ZFS it is then. Always wanted to try new filesystem other than ext4. Maybe I should see in handbook what options to enable best for old machine.

Thanks @Newnix, always helpful

<b>aaron:</b> carp (Telegram), Newnix (Telegram): More specifically, ZFS “degrades” to disk speed when you don’t give it a RAM cache.

<b>aaron:</b> Both ZFS and HAMMERFS have a larger in-memory index of the filesystem than ext3 or UFS though.

aaron: (And yes, computers still have not learned how to share data...)

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1. Don't use UFS if you can use ZFS, HAMMER, or HAMMER2. 2. Just create an xz compressed tarball of your important data, possibly encrypted, and send it off to another system while you install whichever BSD you're interested in

I agree

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VVelox: I think one of my favourite thinks about FreeBSD when with Linux is I don't need ALSA and Pulseaudio.

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Hehe nice

Quillasp: is it true that Dragonfly BSD and OpenBSD have newer drm than FreeBSD ?

Well, DFBSD does, though that may change with the drm-next work. Not sure about OpenBSD though

<b>aaron:</b> For a point in time, it was true. I’m not sure if FreeBSD imported and caught up.

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FreeBSD Picks Up Support For ZFS ZCP: Carry Out Admin Tasks Via Lua Scripts

https://hardenedbsd.org/article/shawn-webb/2017-10-02/entropy-gathering-enhancements

<b>aaron:</b> If anyone wants to see the wrong way to create and document a new feature, that is the wrong way.

aaron: That thing is a mess. :P

<b>aaron:</b> I think they embedded the lua interpreter into ZFS, and everything is lost in the noise of that.

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Hi

I'm here to know if anyone posts on daily stormer on deep net

Since they've moved their site to deep net from cleat net

Fug I'm too scare to use that now, I used to be a regular poster when it was in clear net

aaron: I’m not sure this is the room you’re looking for then...

Sad