It doesn't get much better than this

It doesn't get much better than this

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I mean, if you absolutely hate security...
vez.mrsk.me/freebsd-defaults.html
>FreeBSD's malloc (jemalloc) is very forgiving of buggy/hostile code compared to something like otto malloc.
>FreeBSD's net installer fetches the unsigned OS files as root over plaintext (FTP/HTTP) protocols.
>It took FreeBSD four years to switch their arc4random algorithm from RC4 (known to be broken) to ChaCha20, even when multiple patches were presented to fix it.
>There's often very little review (or none at all) of the crypto code and security fixes in general.
>This has even resulted in catastrophic failures like the RNG being broken for months without anyone noticing.
>Or the time when all high quality entropy sources were accidentally disabled.
>Or the time when kernel code preventing shell injection was removed without any review or approval of the change.
>It seems that anyone with SVN access can commit whatever they want (or, more often, what their parent company wants) without any communication with other FreeBSD developers or any code review.

Oh but it do

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Those icons look slick, especially FF

looks like you want a windows like experience

Check the date on the bottom right.

I'm a tech retard using vista and drive swapping to xubuntu 16.04
I'm using a Thinkpad z61t
All I need my laptop to do is shitpost and download YouTube videos to play in 720p

Can a person who relies on googling all their Linux problems use openbsd to accomplish those goals?

I just want to try different operating systems, I wanted to install a copy of vector Linux from 2005 because it looks cool but it didn't know how to handle an SSD, so I can manage a non graphical installer but I do prefer the Ubuntu style graphical installers

tell me about quirks and features of this car

Its funny because the only use for bsd is basically stealing the code and contributing nothing back (see ps4 for example)

Here are the obnoxious Amiga faggots once again.
It's still the same PDP-11 emulator shit, you are delusional if you believe it has anything to offer over the mainstream options.

are you chilling your work?

>chilling
dumb phoneposter

Name one (1) FreeBSD based distro that just works and isn't macOS. Fuck text installers and manually installing Xorg and everything else. This isn't 1992.

bright red & black evil hacker vibes

At least enable your ASLR which is now possible and off by default in the year of the lord 2019.
lel

No reason to use bsd in 2019.
Not a single advantage over linux anymore.

You should be fine

In haskell and upper, only supports C1E c-state, so battery blows. I dont know if you are concerned about this.

Why would I use an OS whose developers feel a need to use diabolical symbolism? I get it that you don't care either way if you're not a believer and that's fine, but it's a deal breaker for me.

>Can a person who relies on googling all their Linux problems use openbsd to accomplish those goals?
Yes, this is how the majority start.

I suggest you do a regular install on a usb drive to test it first.

It's like a normal install only on the usb drive.

If it works for you you could even stop drive swapping and just carry the usb around.

I thought so at first too, however the meaning is from the Unix use of daemons.

macOS

>spamming Jow Forums with BSD again
it doesnt get more shilling than this either

yeah, we want more high quality apple, intel, amd and smartphone threads, this thread is killing all the great content.

looks pretty comfy to me

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Yeah I sure love using GNU+Linux but slower and without drivers.

My battery is long dead, not a big deal
How small would it be? Could I just keep the whole thing on a 16gb USB? Speed isn't a big issue on this old laptop

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