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by grahamjperrin 5y ago
FYI < https://old.reddit.com/r/BSD/comments/rdkw0j/-/ho8g0t3/?cont... > tl;dr * the article showed FreeBSD getting 20.3 for compression level 8 * with vastly inferior hardware I got around
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by grahamjperrin 5y ago
Does the source help? https://openbenchmarking.org/innhold/bc38edf6b112784a5e15803...
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by grahamjperrin 5y ago
No.
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by grahamjperrin 5y ago
"if someone has an HN account the answer to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29049511 is works fine on freebsd" – IRC, #freebsd-desktop https://matrix.to/#/!KYWCpFvqYdeGYJdkxS:libera.chat&
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by grahamjperrin 5y ago
Cross-reference https://old.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/peny74/-/
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Accessibility: the Search menu cursor and user input lack visibility/legibility · Issue #45 · helloSystem/Menu — https://github.com/helloSystem/Menu/issues/45
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Bear in mind, it's only 0.4 …
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> … reassigning Control key shortcuts like Windows does. Do you think of Control-C for copy as a reassignment? It's a norm in various desktop environments. KDE Plasma 5 here, for example.
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> … How can an alternative OS expect to be given first-class ownership of the internal drive? It's so … … so 0.4. Allow installation of FreeBSD to a partition – not taking an entire disk/device · Issue #140 · helloSystem/I
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> … Will keyboard shortcuts be primarily using Control or Super? … Vaguely related: Setting a keyboard layout as soon, as simply as possible when booting live e.g. from the .iso · Issue #68 · helloSystem/ISO — https://git
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> ⋯ seems to be more of a project driven by Linux hate ⋯ Not really. I never hear Linux mentioned in everyday chat.
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> Why FreeBSD? Thoughts on the underlying OS · Issue #37 · helloSystem/hello https://github.com/helloSystem/hello/issues/37 More recently: FOSDEM 2021 - hello... again? https://fosdem.org&#
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Accessibility: the Search menu cursor and user input lack visibility/legibility · Issue #45 · helloSystem/Menu https://github.com/helloSystem/Menu/issues/45
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Genuinely? https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2021/02/12/freebsd_... was thought to be a joke …
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> … copyright infringement on Apple's design? https://github.com/helloSystem/hello/issues/38
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> Did you look at the screenshot? This is an attempt to make something look like MacOS, … It's more than that; the documentation might help you.
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Excluding a global menu, yes?
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> documentation https://redd.it/lh3c5y refers to the new documentation at https://docs.freebsd.org/ 2 points (100% upvoted) after two days; readers are underwhelmed :-)
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
> … readline bindings: option-delete should delete the last word you typed. … Alt-Backspace with tcsh in FreeBSD-CURRENT has the desired effect for me. Alt-Delete produces this: ;3~ Am I missing something? https://en.wikipedia
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by grahamjperrin 6y ago
Extensions placed in the Bookmarks Toolbar: excessive bar width in Firefox 85 : FirefoxCSS https://new.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/l5ikzu/extensio... > – The excessive width might be caused by de
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by grahamjperrin 7y ago
https://www.system1.com/press/system1-welcomes-waterfox > Is it similar? Alex describes Waterfox as privacy-friendly. System1 describe Waterfox as privacy-friendly, and so on. A few highlights: >> … our promis
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by grahamjperrin 9y ago
ZFS - native encryption, resizing, bleaching | The FreeBSD Forums < https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/56869/> > I hope that FreeBSD will be not too far behind. …
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by grahamjperrin 10y ago
Yes, I moved. Shortly after I began (AppleSeed) seed testing of pre-release Yosemite I decided that – after decades of happy use of Macs – the mash-up was not for me. An ill-fitting one-size-fits-all approach to the GUI, which was rushed th
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by grahamjperrin 11y ago
I'm slowly switching from OS X 10.9.5 (Mavericks) to PC-BSD. When Thunderbird doesn't work as expected, I might occasionally use Mulberry. http://www.freshports.org/mail/mulberry/ – neither a maintainer
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by grahamjperrin 11y ago
It's great, but not the fastest client in/on OS X. For me, Mail is faster. YMMV.
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by grahamjperrin 12y ago
Comments at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7880309