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0mp
11mo ago
According to repology.org, FreeBSD is the 4th largest package repository in the open-source world.
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2y ago
Teenage Engineering gear is not meant to last. It is an illusion created by how their product looks like and how it is marketed. Once the warranty expires, you won't be able to repair products like TX-6. I've gotten bitten by that
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Why and how to run your own FreeBSD package cache
(blog.rlwinm.de)
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2y ago
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Apple is landing patches in FreeBSD
(cgit.freebsd.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40414236
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We Run FreeBSD current at Netflix [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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3y ago
Hyperfine is a really nice tool for this kind of benchmarking.
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Computer Networks (CSCI 0431), Spring 2023
(cs.middlebury.edu)
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3y ago
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3y ago
The defaults are absolutely sane. I've been using FreeBSD with root on ZFS on all sorts of workstations and laptops for many years now. It's always run just fine, even on cheap laptops with 2 GB of RAM.
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Making Music Male
(daily.jstor.org)
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3y ago
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Reasons We Use Open Source FreeBSD as Our Enterprise OS
(hackernoon.com)
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3y ago
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German Public-Service Broadcaster on Mastodon
(ard.social)
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3y ago
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RFC 1178: Choosing a Name for Your Computer
(rfc-editor.org)
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3y ago
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Linux Subsystem for FreeBSD
(medium.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
It probably helps that OpenDTrace has a published specification that you can use to not only to reimplement bits of DTrace from scratch but also to agree on a common behavior across many operating systems: https://www.cl.cam.ac.u
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4y ago
It's pretty cool to see it forked off the OpenDTrace repository on GitHub.
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FreeBSD 13.0 Base Jails with ZFS and VNET
(randomnixfix.wordpress.com)
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5y ago
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November 2021 FreeBSD Vendor Summit
(wiki.freebsd.org)
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5y ago
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5y ago
This may not be the answer you are looking for, but OccamBSD seems to be a way to produce a minimal image for use in FreeBSD jails, FreeBSD bhyve and Xen: https://github.com/michaeldexter/occambsd
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5y ago
Those are not part of the base system.
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FreeBSD switches the default root shell from csh to sh
(cgit.freebsd.org)
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5y ago
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5y ago
There is an interesting comment to this article on Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/moflv5/freebsd_audio_from_perspective_ha...
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FreeBSD Audio
(meka.rs)
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5y ago
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Building Your FreeBSD Developer Workstation Setup
(klarasystems.com)
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5y ago
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FreeBSD is the first operating system testing OpenZFS with KMSAN
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5y ago
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5y ago
The commit message does not mention any MFC timeline [1] so this feature is not planned to be merged back into existing stable branches. In other words, the first release with this feature is going to be FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE. [1]: Also, you
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Implement unprivileged chroot
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5y ago
FreeBSD has recently switched from DocBook to AsciiDoc for its documentation: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/fdp-primer/asciidoctor-pri... Markdown was also an option but it was missing too many features f
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5y ago
It's incredible how fast the whole transition is happening. I'm really grateful to the Libera Chat team for creating a space for the communities to move to. Amazing job!
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5y ago
There is also Modernish, which is a library for writing portable shell scripts and it seems to support all kinds of different versions of shells across a variety of operating systems. It really takes care of all the quirks and bugs every pl
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