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2y ago
Sure - lets have a discussion about differences between security of FreeBSD Jails and Linux Podman containers. Isolation: With rootless Podman it seems to be on the same level as Jails - but only if You run Podman with SELinux or AppArmor e
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Minecraft Server in FreeBSD Jails Container
(vermaden.wordpress.com)
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I daily use FreeBSD on 2011 (14 years old now) legendary ThinkPad W520. Details here: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2022/04/14/freebsd-13-1-on-th... Article is about FreeBSD 13.1 - but as time passed I fol
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2y ago
> - [0] https://klarasystems.com/articles/ I personally wrote several of them :)
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Create FreeBSD Docker Containers from Scratch [video]
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Hoster: Built Using FreeBSD/Bhyve/ZFS/PF/Go Makes VM/Jails Deployments Fast/Easy
(docs.hoster-core.gateway-it.com)
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2y ago
... and if someone looks for more reasons 'why' FreeBSD then here they are: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2020/09/07/quare-freebsd/
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2y ago
But it also have drawbacks :) But being honest - you can install BASH that way: # pkg install -y bash
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FreeBSD 13.5-Release Announcement
(freebsd.org)
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Building Firefox on FreeBSD: # make -C /usr/ports/www/firefox build Done :)
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Explaining Computers – FreeBSD – Alternative Desktop OS [video]
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FreeBSD 13.5-Release ISO Images Available
(download.freebsd.org)
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Manage Ups on FreeBSD
(vermaden.wordpress.com)
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FreeBSD 2024 Q4 Status Report
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FreeBSD 13.5-Release Release Notes
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2y ago
Just use Firefox: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2024/03/18/sensible-firefox-s...
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GhostBSD Pkg(8) Repository on FreeBSD
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FreeBSD Alongside Windows
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2y ago
Thank You :)
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Updated FreeBSD Bhyve Companion Tools
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2y ago
At least they sponsor some of the work: Check all the 'Sponsored by: Apple Inc.' commit messages here: https://freshbsd.org/?q=sponsored+by+apple+inc
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FreeBSD Journal – 2024/11-12 – Virtualization
(freebsdfoundation.org)
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2y ago
Basically each FreeBSD MAJOR version - like 13.x or 14.x had 5 years lifetime/support (like LTS) - it was shortened to 4 years only recently. Details: - https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-announce/2024
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2y ago
You are right - its Suspend to RAM - I wanted to reply fast ... which did not ended well.
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2y ago
I believe FreeBSD is usually treated as a 'server' operating system 'useless' on the desktop/laptop pattern usage. The point is to show that FreeBSD is a general purpose operating system and also works great on the
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2y ago
> Not sure if the embedded video is suspend to RAM or disk. Its Suspend to Disk (S3). > Also not sure why there wasn't a PW prompt upon resume, but I'm not a BSD person, just someone who is paranoid about PW prompts. The
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FreeBSD - from what I know - does not support Hibernation (S4) - it supports Suspend/Resume (S3) - as shown in video. The difference: Suspend/Resume (S3) CPU is powered off. RAM maintains power and data. Very low power usage. So
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2y ago
The purpose of this videos were to show only the suspend/resume process of FreeBSD system. In my daily life I have two shortcuts related to this: - [SUPER] + [L] - locks the system and leaves it running - and it requires to enter passw
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2y ago
For the record - this FreeBSD installation from videos also uses Full Disk Encryption in the form of GELI under the ZFS - its really brain dead simple to setup - just use 'Auto (ZFS)' option in the FreeBSD bsdinstall(8) instal
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2y ago
Hi, > It looks like this particular FreeBSD installation (we don't know if it's out of the box or customized, and haven't seen it side by side with another hardware setup) works very well. All the settings I use are docu
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