schmonz.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
NetBSD, a Unix-based operating system, is now available in version 11.0. The nineteenth major release of NetBSD is also available as a native port for PowerPC Amigas (experimental) and 68k Amigas.
Regarding the Motorola 680x0 architecture, in addition to improved floating-point emulation, there is a new port called virt68k for running the Motorola 68000 port using the QEMU emulator with paravirtualized devices.
on resume from sleep, I have to manually change virtual terminals back to the x11 session. why
Oh, un live #twitch sauvage ! On continue la compilation de noyau #NetBSD custom, c'est tout de suite sur https://www.twitch.tv/ahp_nils
I think I'm a NetBSD person now.
Linux has seriously overshot on complexity, that happened a while ago. Computers in general have way overshot on complexity, but if you want to still use them you need an OS that can work the machinery. NetBSD hits a sweet spot. This is mostly subjective, and my knowledge of OSs is not comprehensive, so do not put a lot of weight on these statements.
Wait... HP9000 used to be m68k?!? 🤯
P.S., there's videos of #NetBSD booting on fairly old m68k macs, but I dont know how old the videos themselves are, or if they got X11 running.
boostedMission accomplished, it seems!
I must have messed something up during `sysupgrade` and `etcupdate` because my user was no longer in the `wheel` group, but luckily it wasn't a big deal (thanks usermod)
Then I updated pkgsrc with `cvs update -dP` and edited `/usr/pkg/etc/pkgin/repositories.conf` to change the release number.
I hope that’s correct!
The update of all packages was successful, so I’m assuming it is.
Is it normal that `pkgin upgrade` re-download and reinstall all packages, even those that are already the same version?
I'd say the overall experience has been very positive.
P.S. `i3status` gives me an error if I use UTF-8 "icons" (it worked with 10.1), but it's not really a big deal.
#bsd #netbsd #bsdunix #unix #unixITA #unixitalia #guuf #guufxmpp #guufITA #linux #linuxITA #linuxitalia
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boostedHappy Friendship Day!
#DragonflyBSD #FreeBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #GhostBSD #MidnightBSD #HardenededBSD #RunBSD
I am still totally floored by the fact that this 2 cpu, 2GB netbook feels perfectly usable under #NetBSD 11.
Despite my love for #Slackware I will be the first to acknowledge that Linux (in general) is now so completely bloated that good little machines are not usable with it anymore.
Kudos to everyone who made this a great release! You guys made my day!
(Also: isn't it weird that NetSurf is able to render netbsd.org and openbsd.org flawlessly?) 😉
And we are live from #NetBSD 11 Ladies and Gentlemen!
A little 'pkgin -V -4 upgrade' and everything is working perfectly.
I have somewhat improved my little tmux script, and I can now take the dog out for her late evening walk before retiring to bed... Good night everyone!
NetBSD 11.0 released
NetBSD, the operating system specifically designed to run on anything from a supercomputer to a toothpick, just released version 11.0. There's a ton of changes and improvements here, such as a brand new port to RISC-V, which supports a number of the more popular RISC-V SoCs (sadly, not the one I have just yet). NetBSD 11.0 also adds initial support for the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite platform, a
Now the question is, should I upgrade my #netbsd home backup server now, or wait a bit just in case ...
The nineteenth major NetBSD release adds 64-bit RISC-V support, more Linux-compatible system calls, and numerous new device drivers.
https://linuxiac.com/netbsd-11-0-brings-risc-v-support-linux-compatibility-improvements/
"All the open pullup requests will be committed to the stable branch shortly after the 11.0 release, and become part of the upcoming 11.1 release. We are currently aiming to release 11.1 within the next two months."
https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_11_0_released
Whaaaaaat?!?
Man, this is not your daddy's #NetBSD ... 😜
That will give a good excuse to test sysupdate though, so I am not complaining. 
Sweet computer happiness: downloading #NetBSD 11 from 11.0_RC7 to update the netbook.
Sorry for the potato picture.
Finally #NetBSD 11 is here!
It's official, it's on the front page:
(Now, where did I put that little USB key?)
Spent the morning installing #NetBSD 11.0 over all the release candidates. In little while I'll upgrade the big one running 10.1 and ZFS. Congrats to all involved for a very nice release!