This is literally what happens when you wade your way through page after page of archaic setup instructions in a text only interface, then you have to work out how to get it so you can use your mouse, and then it loads up with something that looks worse than Temple OS.
Do these cunts even ship Firefox with their shitty fucking OS?
Are you setting up BSD in your laptop or something? Plz keep this blog going I want to give it a try too
Gavin Sullivan
You are supposed to set it up yourself. Though i am not crazy enough to use it everyday. Anyway use su to login as root and do pkg_add -uv to update and pkg_add fireforx for firefox.
Nathan Williams
Are you literally retarded? I unironically use Ubuntu and I think you're retarded if you can't follow basic instructions to install an OS on the CLI. Next you're going to tell me you couldn't figure out how to install Arch or Gentoo.
Adrian Cruz
>wade your way through page after page of archaic setup instructions in a text only interface It's so simple the only prerequisite is if you can read. In fact, you can just hit enter several times and it will be done. Try installing Arch Linux if this is hard. You actually do have to read few sentences to do it.
That's what I thought until I gave it a go. I'm just testing it out to see if it's worth using as a daily desktop. It does seem fairly secure, mainly due to the fact that there doesn't seem to be any sort of web browser installed with it, and I'll have to search to find how to access the package manager.
Oh gee, I guess I should install TempleOS on my Cisco router because it looks nicer than the command line interface, amirite /v/?
Owen Sullivan
>then you have to work out how to get it so you can use your mouse startx is so hard. It's 7 whole chars including pressing enter. >it loads up with something that looks worse than Temple OS >Do these cunts even ship Firefox with their shitty fucking OS Do you even know how to install software?
tldr: I cannot read the manual or use an operating system, the post
Thanks bro, that's awesome! I am literally posting from OpenBSD.
Is there some way to install Gnome or that one that Kubuntu uses that looks like Windows?
David Phillips
Read the manpages. Highest quality of any OS. It's how they document their OS.
John Johnson
Yes they are in ports. Just search the available packages and find out the name of the package. openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html
Elijah Walker
I find that the best installer is the NetBSD one
Nicholas Parker
There's no issues with any drivers at all, as far as I can tell, everythings worked perfectly first time on that front. I have no idea what trim is, so it likely won't bother me if it's supported or not.
Liam Rogers
power management is still lacking thinkpads and other laptops don't have charge threshold support for example. I don't understand why they can't just merge tlp with apm.
Jayden Cruz
Why did you pick openBSD instead of DragonflyBAD or GhostBSD that apparently already come configured for laptops and Desktop?
t. Never used BSD in my life just asking out of curiosity
Not a bsd user myself but its probably because of the various bsd threads shunning freehugs and supporting all the other ones especially openbsd because the creator is some chad or something. Also dragonflyBSD does not come with a graphical interface afaik.
Ayden Martinez
Read: I'm a tool who's unable to form my own opinion and has to abide by whatever's trendy on the internet.
Liam Carter
read the mail when you login as root also man afterboot
Nolan Rogers
Feel free to direct me towards any other OS of less cucked status.
pkg_add nano. Not everyone ships nano. I think they use vi or something by default.
Jeremiah Fisher
>gnushit vi
Joshua Gutierrez
OpenBSD ships ed(1), vi(1) and mg(1)
Cooper Morris
First time i've heard of mg.
Thomas Lee
if you complain about OpenBSD, then you are either a
tranny SJW retard downs syndrome
which is it, OP? in fact, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're are "pretending" to be retarded
Thomas Price
via 9gag dot com
Jack Carter
I'm complaining about OpenBSD because they haven't finished OpenCVS. Getting rid of GNU CVS is important to me.
Tyler Davis
Big deal, I can remember when posting demotivationals got you b&. Technically, the ban was never lifted, it's just not enforced any more and likely no-one even remembers why they were b& in the first place.
I would be ashamed if I had purple hair and sucked cocks.
Julian Nelson
dont be ashamed
Lincoln Adams
If you don't like it, then why are you even
Jaxson Roberts
OpenBSD is secure by default, and you know what isn't secure? modern web browsers. They ship a minimal distribution so that it can be used on as many types of machines as possible and perform many jobs including firewalls, routers, desktops, webservers, etc. Just because you're too stupid to intsall xfce and firefox doesn't mean that OpenBSD is inherently bad. Please go back to windows 10 and stop shitting on the UNIXES
This they audit everything that is in the default install. Every line. If they had a ton of funding, maybe they could tackle something as big and monolithic as modern web browser. Chromium is the best security-wise.
You know how ipoos and wintards say linux is for servers? This is what they are talking about. This shit isn't usable as a daily driver. Stick to gentoo.
William Watson
>goucha >messenger filename podias ser mais tuga?
Evan Gomez
Stick with OpenBSD. It'll put hair on your beard. Yeah, it has a steep learning curve. Boohoo that it doesn't boot into Gnome. You can give up or dig in and push through until it is comfortable
Xavier Adams
I just installed it in Vbox. Going to play with it a bit more when I have time.
So far seems pretty usable has everything that I needed in hte package manager (EMACS, vim, firefox and Texlive ).
The install process is really smooth I was not expecting it.
Carson Bennett
What's the best BSD for easy desktop use? PC-BSD?
Brody Ross
>The install process is really smooth I was not expecting it. Yes. It's almost perfect. In the past I had to change default answers, but they understand and use sane defaults today.
James Gray
Yeah. I am dying to play with this a bit more
Samuel Harris
386BSD
Nathaniel Wilson
PC-BSD is dead, long live TrueOS. That said, try both in VM's and pick. OpenBSD devs do eat their dogfood, so some stuff works better there, even if PC-BSD has "more" stuff.
Ian James
good for a headless machine shit for desktop
Ryder Reyes
>not using superior Project Trident which has a non-cucked CoC
Anthony Ramirez
Because you are wrong
Openbsd is the best BSD derived os for personal use
Although it looks like op opted to enable xenodm, and the default window manager isnt cwm for some reason (which is included and actually good)
Nobody uses openbsd on servers unless they are masochists
Because nano is utter shite
It's a minimal emacs clone, supposedly pretty neat if you are into that
Openbsd. FreeBSD supports more but is harder to use and in my opinion doesn't offer anything over linux these days
Jeremiah Gomez
Wait I though BSD was best on servers. That's what I read on Jow Forums anyway.
t. No idea what I am talking about just curious on the matter
Wyatt Johnson
But they completely igonre his point of Chrome being spyware which collects user data?
Jason Powell
>He fell for the BSD meme. >Joke? More like a dirty trick.
Ryan Gomez
OpenBSD can't into performance
James Sullivan
It's no worse than arch linux desu
Austin Ross
>Not liking Manuel Luis Goucha Cristina Ferreira shill detected
Colton Hall
They've been developing it for like 10 years and it's still not ready for production
Ethan Cruz
do you actually have a point to your post beyond "I'm too stupid to understand things that don't look shiny and trendy"
Landon Campbell
What's the problem? Looks like it works, so now install the software you'd like to use.
Lucas Richardson
I never understood why they include that ugly ass desktop/wm/whatever. It should come with absolutely nothing, like FreeBSD.
Aaron James
I never understood why people gawk and bitch and lose their shit at FVWM instead of just installing whatever shiny packages they need and shutting the fuck up.
Benjamin Parker
Just install whatever window manager you like, it's not that hard. I don't know whether you should bother, though, as openbsd is pure garbage that's not suitable for any use.
You sound like you want a secure and stable system with a minimal GUI but you're too lazy and dumb to set it up right. So I recommend a Devuan (Debian without systemd) net installation with WindowMaker and GNUStep.
For anyone who isn't OP, you should compile NEXTSPACE for your system.
neither did mine I had to cave and buy a real Octane from ebay (I did say it was still well done)
Jason White
But user they're like $400 and I know it's just gonna lead to more heartbreak when the RAM or PSU shits the bed again like in my O2. Most of these computers are old enough to drive and vote now.
SGIs can have a shit track record but I think it really just depends on where it's coming from, most of my problem systems came from shitholes like Florida and California while my systems from dry climates or previous owners that cared for them aren't doing bad at all other than minor cosmetic issues
as long as you can get your money's worth of use out of it sooner or later it's not so bad, if you enjoy the IRIX environment that much to do that decent a job of recreating it and use it regularly I think throwing aside a little money here and there towards a really nice example wouldn't be a bad idea at all from that perspective
Robert Long
This is literally what happens when you are a brainlet which needs a graphic baby-stepped setup and a package manager named after a video game character.
OpenBSD is made for real developers that want to create secure and stable software, if you want to spend all your day binge watching anime you're better off to install Ubuntu and bragging to your non-existent friends how secure Linux is.
Gavin Harris
nice name
Noah Garcia
IRIX is fantastic but it has no future. I mean it can't even be emulated. It's a completely dead OS and ecosystem. At least with my rice I can run that on any x86-64 Linux box which is almost guaranteed to always be available. The SGI Motif and enhanced widgets are waiting to be used in future applications. I get way newer and more stable versions of XFS, I can use way more file types with it in GIMP and stuff, I get a richer development environment with modern versions of GCC and other GNU tools.
This laptop is better than a real SGI machine in every single way except graphics, I don't do 3D modeling or other CAD stuff anyways. SGI workstations are really just collector's pieces at this point. They're nice to look at but completely outdated.
Camden Butler
really not trying to make you buy an SGI system or anything, you just seem to be trying to talk yourself out of something you seem to wish you had and I'm just saying you don't necessarily have to do that if you don't want to, if keeping the interface going keeps it interesting that's perfectly fine, it doesn't really maintain my own interest as well because I never really liked SGI just for 4dwm, there's a lot of fascinating history, architecture and context in these systems and making them displayable and practical means much more to me than just enjoying the interface, otherwise I'd do what you do
mainline development of IRIX is definitely dead and emulation will probably never happen, but the community is still going and in fact with the recent death of Nekochan it's kind of getting reborn as the scene's been taken over by a younger and less retarded crowd that's more interested in keeping the platform alive than cowering in fear of non-existent lawyers from dead companies, as long as people can keep these systems going I don't really see IRIX fading away into nothing like a lot of other SysVs have in the near future.
>I don't do 3D modeling or other CAD stuff anyways. me neither, I'm more interested in the raw computing and development side of things
Anthony Anderson
>OpenBSD is made for real developers that want to create secure and stable software, if you want to spend all your day binge watching anime you're better off to install Ubuntu and bragging to your non-existent friends how secure Linux is.
Actually, by far the biggest use-case of BSD is most definitely playing video games and nothing else.
GhostBSD pretty good, comes as fully featured desktop distribution with mate desktop. Probably the closest to a usable Linux distro replacement so far.
Kevin Johnson
Window Maker is THE posix window manager
Christopher Jenkins
Installing a DE in dragonfly takes one command and modifying 2 conf files. There are even recent youtube videos that show how to install a full working desktop in 10 min.
Ryder Turner
>Also dragonflyBSD does not come with a graphical interface afaik. this maybe isn't a jab at you particularly but it always confuses the fuck out me to see comments like these given how smug and overconfident Jow Forums's *nix user base is on the whole
installing X11 and a de/window manager is so fucking trivial and easy as long as you have a network connection