Install FreeBSD
Install FreeBSD
John Morgan
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Eli Gutierrez
GNO/Thanks.
Ryan Torres
no
Caleb Thomas
no
Chase Jones
fpbp
Dylan Nelson
I'd rather use OpenBSD.
Ayden Davis
But where? I don't own any computers!
Ethan Perry
I'll stick with OpenBSD
Nathan Butler
I think you mean Gentoo/FreeBSD
Camden Rogers
12 stable or 12 release?
Luis Phillips
How does it compare to OpenBSD?
Angel Reyes
It's got Nvidia support and better FS support but has a shitty CoC and the devs don't even dogfood it.
Luke Martin
>FS
lel, they are just switching form the solaris zfs to the linux version
Ethan Rogers
Meanwhile OpenBSD has FFS
Dylan Cox
Should I put this on my raspi?
Xavier Edwards
Release. -stable is for developers.
OpenBSD is generally better. There are a few occasional things where FreeBSD is more useful, like for graphics.
Thomas Smith
This. Good summary.
Alexander Nelson
>no TRIM on SSDs
>no HAMMERFS
>no ZFS
Why should one use OpenBSD again?
Jayden Price
fpbp
Nathaniel Price
fpbp
Already use the best version of FreeBSD, macOS.
Justin Bennett
Not for a storage server for sure you dumbass
Nathan Gutierrez
+1
Alexander Nguyen
it's not freebsd anymore if you modified the source codes
read the fucking license, retard
Robert Young
I read that the TCP/IP stack on FreeBSD is faster than on Linux.
Any truth to this?
Cameron Sanchez
maybe 20 years ago.
medium.com
Mason Hughes
Because you want to.
Tyler Ortiz
>it's not freebsd anymore if you modified the source codes
Really? Because the license clearly says:
>Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice
>Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice
Asher Reed
Can I ask a FreeBSD related tech suport question here?
I am trying to install some packages today (sudo pkg install 'name-of-package') but no matter what packages I try to install I get this mesage:
>No packages available to install matching 'name-of-package' have been found in the repositories
That even goes for packages I have already installed on my system, such as mpv, and that I know are in the repositories.
sudo pkg search 'name-of-package' give no results.
It was working yesterday so what the hell is going on?
Tyler Reed
Did not mean to quote anybody
Brandon Moore
>not for storage
>use OpenBSD, just don't write to disk
The absolute state of OBSDfags.
Benjamin Kelly
>not for a storage server
As in not for a machine dedicated to storing files for other machines, you fucking dumbass.
Carson Watson
Fixed. just did sudo pkg update -f. if anyone would care to explain why this had to be done I woud be happy.
Ryder Turner
Ports is a glorified shell script made by literal code monkeys. You sometimes need to run the same script over and over again because they don't know what the fuck they're doing.