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> Enough fans in fact, for that a 2022 operating system bothered to add support for graphical sessions (via an X11 server)* on said hardware*. > And it is that
by Cyberdog 4y ago
> Enough fans in fact, for that a 2022 operating system bothered to add support for graphical sessions (via an X11 server)* on said hardware*.
> And it is that the objective that differentiates this system from other BSDs such as FreeBSD or OpenBSD is summed up, precisely, by its slogan “Of course it runs NetBSD” (Of course running NetBSD)in reference to the vast catalog of hardware architectures that it supports, from the (today) enormous VAX microcomputers (launched on the market in the 1970s) to PDAs of all kinds, passing through PCs, Raspberry Pis or Sega Dreamcast video consoles.
This article seems like it was auto-translated from another language.
- jkingsman 4y agoI've had articles that I was 100% certain of the original source for, and yeah it either seems like a hatchet job of a machine translation and back, or it's heavily thesaurized. I'd have to guess it's to drive clicks/traffic for advertising money or malware purposes without being so blatant that there's nowhere to hide, legally. Just my uninformed guess.
- dylan604 4y agoSounds like a GPT-3 article too
- mnd999 4y agoWow, they have X11 working on ECS / AGA i.e. the standard Amiga graphics which were state of the art at the time but unconventional by modern standards. That’s pretty awesome, I was expecting it to need an external graphics card. Sadly my A1200 doesn’t have an MMU so it would be upgrade time if I want to try it.