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The interviewee is involved with the xfce4 ports/packages and by amazing coincidence I'm using that DE under OpenBSD 5.8 now on my old Thinkpad. All works fine
by keithpeter 11y ago
The interviewee is involved with the xfce4 ports/packages and by amazing coincidence I'm using that DE under OpenBSD 5.8 now on my old Thinkpad. All works fine and I forget which free system I'm actually using sometimes.
Some desktop differences from Linux: no graphical wifi manager that I'm aware of, there are various scripts floating about, or you just use ifconfig from a terminal as root. NTFS not writeable (can read fine). On the upside, sound just works as does suspend &c.
- phaer 11y agoThe biggest obstacle I found when I started to try OpenBSD on my Desktop recently was that it does not seem to share support for any disk encryption method and so I can't share an LUKS encrypted hard drive between Linux and OpenBSD. Thats not too bad. video, wifi, suspend etc all worked out of the box on my thinkpad t440p.