I installed OpenBSD btw. But I got HardenedBSD suggested somewhere else. Maybe for the T460 where I need some stuff I can’t get on OpenBSD. t.co/z0poLtlBF…
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New mini-figs for the keys :D t.co/mQ4p8SEwq…
OpenBSD would be nicer if it wouldn’t have all those limitations. But it is probably so nice because it has all those limitations >_<
OpenBSD would be nicer if it wouldn’t have all those limitations. But it is probably so nice because it has all those limitations >_<
Attention: it is not April 1st. t.co/OqwSc359w…
The last thin I was interested in in Ubuntu apparently died. t.co/Rn5xL0Rup…
Hahn… t.co/5BMJ2cEtc…
This USB-WLAN-stick doesn’t want to work with FreeBSD 11. But it porbably works with TrueOS and OpenBSD. So:
TrueOS or OpenBSD?
This USB-WLAN-stick doesn’t want to work with FreeBSD 11. But it porbably works with TrueOS and OpenBSD. So:
TrueOS or OpenBSD
a strange world. And the most irritating thing is still the people who have a problem with a certain BSD because of reasons…
there are the small ones you rarely hear about. And yeah, FreeNAd which you read about in some forums of “consumer” server-side apps. It is
now reproducible builds. From Dragonfly you hear nothing except when it is about HAMMER. TrueOS seems to try to be more prominent and then
…priorities. The other BSDs do not seem to play that much of a role except NetBSD which is famous for being able to run on anything and has
against FreeBSD, kind of like they are traitors of the ideals. And OpenBSD-ppl don’t seem to like it because FreeBSD has the “wrong”…
…Linux-users about macOS and Win and Win-users usually don’t care about the rest. But I see a more aggressive behavior from some Linux-ppl…
For a couple of months now I am dabbling in the world of BSDs and it is kind of weird. I know that macOS-people laugh about Linux and Win…
Bücher und Manga (auf japanisch) in Berlin Neukölln für Selbstabholer günstig abzugeben. t.co/XyRKVkGtJ… #pleasert