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[?]vermaden » 🌐
@vermaden@mastodon.bsd.cafe

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    [?]argv[-1] » 🌐
    @argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org

    Seems like ⁠'s legendarily huge variety of desktop environments collapses pretty fast if your screen setup is anything other than plain old single-screen 96dpi.

    I guess because, for the vast majority of Linux's existence, we were all using plain old single-screen 96dpi or *maybe* two 96dpi screens. The mixed 1.5×/1× configuration I'm using became common only recently, and the old stuff isn't made for this.

      #netbsd boosted

      [?]BrainGriller 🧠 🔥 [He/Him/His] » 🌐
      @BeefGriller@dice.camp

      Serendipity is typing "su", having a small panic attack that you don't remember its password, and guessing correctly in the first try.

      :apartyblobcat:

        #netbsd boosted

        [?]Nils » 🌐
        @Nils@mastodon.xyz

        Dernier live de préparatif de rentrée, on finit le setup du PC d'expérimentation, c'est maintenant sur twitch.tv/ahp_nils !

          Amélie boosted

          [?]Julien Deswaef » 🌐
          @julien@m.xuv.be

          Hé les libristes belges. Quand vous êtes sous et qu'on vous demande de signer numériquement avec la mais que la seule option qu'on vous propose c'est via l'extension Nitro, qui apparemment ne marche pas sur Linux, vous faites quoi ?

            [?]Camille Roux » 🌐
            @camilleroux@mastodon.social

            BootLife : le jeu de la vie de Conway qui tourne directement dans votre boot sector, en 512 octets. Pas d'OS, pas de kernel : juste du x86 assembleur qui écrit sur la mémoire VGA.
            Testable en une commande via QEMU. ⬇️
            github.com/0xAX/BootLife

            📬 Ma veille dev, chaque vendredi par email → l.camilleroux.com/sig-8BU

            Alt...Capture d'écran du projet GitHub "0xAX/BootLife" montrant l'implémentation du Jeu de la Vie de Conway dans un secteur de démarrage x86 de 512 bytes, utilisant la mémoire VGA comme grille de simulation. Le projet compte 53 stars et 5 forks sur GitHub.

              [?]Pete Orrall [Pete/Pete] » 🌐
              @peteorrall@mastodon.bsd.cafe

              @stefano Just looking at the installation instructions it's clear was designed for .

              I want to say I am surprised but unfortunately I am not.

                [?]Mx. Chara Aznable of Pnictogen [They/Them] » 🌐
                @mxchara@cyberpunk.lol

                So we now have, aside from the system on a portable drive, our PC's main drive split in two: there's Void on one partition, current on another, sharing a 1T home partition. (Separate swap partitions though...I tried a shared one. Bad idea)

                Everything is fresh and new just waiting to go wrong again for some inexplicable reason or rash decision. "The mistakes are there," as Savielly Tartakower said, "waiting to be made."

                  [?]GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮 » 🌐
                  @gamingonlinux@mastodon.social

                  [?]Tomáš » 🌐
                  @prahou@merveilles.town

                  9 feet deep

                  ( redbubble.com/shop/ap/18417760 )

                  9 feet deep album cover ft glenda, glenda with a knife, glenda with ears, and cirno

                  Alt...9 feet deep album cover ft glenda, glenda with a knife, glenda with ears, and cirno

                    [?]Erik L. Midtsveen » 🌐
                    @midtsveen@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                    When you say ‘I use Linux’ and accidentally summon the entire BSD family.

                    Six-panel cartoon featuring SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward. Patrick says, “I use Linux.” Squidward asks, “What is Linux?” SpongeBob replies, “It means he is afraid of BSD.” Squidward responds, “No it does not.” The next panel lists “FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD,” while Patrick looks funny. In the final panel, SpongeBob raises his hands in panic as Patrick says, “Stop it Patrick! You’re scaring him.”

                    Alt...Six-panel cartoon featuring SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward. Patrick says, “I use Linux.” Squidward asks, “What is Linux?” SpongeBob replies, “It means he is afraid of BSD.” Squidward responds, “No it does not.” The next panel lists “FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD,” while Patrick looks funny. In the final panel, SpongeBob raises his hands in panic as Patrick says, “Stop it Patrick! You’re scaring him.”

                      Jay 🚩 :runbsd: boosted

                      [?]Erik L. Midtsveen » 🌐
                      @midtsveen@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                      If your timeline is full of man pages, kernel panic stories, ports trees, daemons, and unnecessarily opinionated discussions about which BSD is best… 👀

                      I’ll probably follow you. ❤️

                      Bonus points for FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and other niche UNIX wizardry. 🐡🖥️

                        [?]OSNews » 🤖 🌐
                        @osnews@mstdn.social

                        We’ve been here before: Qualcomm promises Linux support for Snapdragon X2

                        Qualcomm, yesterday, promising Linux support for the new Snapdragon X2 processors:

                        Linux on Snapdragon X2 Series is moving from early bring-up toward a more complete upstream developer experience. Core support is landing, Hexagon NPU and Adreno GPU work is progressing, and real laptops wi

                        osnews.com/story/146022/weve-b

                          [?]Camille Roux » 🌐
                          @camilleroux@mastodon.social

                          Anthropic a rendu claude.ai 3x plus rapide en deux semaines de sprint, tout piloté depuis un seul channel Slack avec Claude dans chaque thread. Chargement à froid passé de 3,1s à 0,55s au p75, 3000 changements déployés avec des garde-fous automatisés. ⬇️
                          claude.dev/blog/how-we-made-cl

                          📬 Ma veille dev, chaque vendredi par email → l.camilleroux.com/sig-W2y

                          Une capture d'écran de titre présentant un article d'ingénierie sur l'optimisation de claude.ai, indiquant comment l'équipe a augmenté sa vitesse de 3x en deux semaines. Le design minimaliste affiche un petit icône pixelisée orangée en haut à gauche.

                          Alt...Une capture d'écran de titre présentant un article d'ingénierie sur l'optimisation de claude.ai, indiquant comment l'équipe a augmenté sa vitesse de 3x en deux semaines. Le design minimaliste affiche un petit icône pixelisée orangée en haut à gauche.

                            [?]Matthew Sheffield » 🌐
                            @mattsheffield@mastodon.social

                            I've been getting into lately as a replacement for and I have to say it is incredibly impressive.

                            Super fast, super-low resources, has a mature OCI container support, and works on any major distro.

                            Very cool piece of software!

                              Jay 🚩 :runbsd: boosted

                              [?]Stephen Borrill » 🌐
                              @sborrill@justfollow.me.uk

                              @overeducatedredneck @chadmccullough @admin @netbsd It's pretty easy setting up a Xen dom0 with just two packages needing adding (plus the auto-installed dependencies). You can then add as many domUs as you want if you want full privilege separation. PVH is probably best. You can use a ZFS dataset per VM. It's also easy enough to add , and domUs

                              Quite a few of us have worked on improving the How-To
                              wiki.netbsd.org/ports/xen/howt

                                [?]Camille Roux » 🌐
                                @camilleroux@mastodon.social

                                Un outil pour concevoir, simuler et chaos-tester des architectures de systèmes distribués, directement dans le navigateur ⬇️
                                paperdraw.dev/

                                📬 Ma veille dev, chaque vendredi par email → l.camilleroux.com/sig-Egd

                                  [?]Mx. Chara Aznable of Pnictogen [They/Them] » 🌐
                                  @mxchara@cyberpunk.lol

                                  RE: social.treehouse.systems/@aria

                                  gawd dammit and I installed Alpine literally LAST NIGHT and was liking it

                                  [?]Ariadne, bunyote friend :therian: [she/her or they/them] » 🌐
                                  @ariadne@social.treehouse.systems

                                  anyway, here are the results from the questionnaire: gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/

                                  a large question I have: the report was authored on 2026-08-09, but was just published yesterday. why did it take so long? why did I have to ask about the report in order for it to be published?

                                  my guess is that alpine will allow AI, despite the position that it should be banned being strongest (but not strong enough to meet a plurality).

                                  same outcome as Debian, basically.

                                    #netbsd boosted

                                    [?]Mx. Chara Aznable of Pnictogen [They/Them] » 🌐
                                    @mxchara@cyberpunk.lol

                                    Well I've already caved to using instead of because it better supports my hardware and I was really hoping I could take refuge with NetBSD's clear stance against LLM sludge. I feel like I've spent so many days just installing operating systems so I might just give up on trying to have a relatively clean .

                                      [?]R.L. Dane :Debian: :FreeBSD: :OpenBSD: :NetBSD:🍵 :MiraLovesYou: [he/him/my good fellow] » 🌐
                                      @rl_dane@polymaths.social

                                      #Debian is lost.
                                      The #Linux kernel is lost.
                                      #KDE doesn't have to be.

                                      #RESIST.

                                      #NoSlop #Antifascist

                                        #netbsd boosted

                                        [?]Jan Schaumann » 🌐
                                        @jschauma@mstdn.social

                                        Advanced Programming in the Environment

                                        Week 3: stat(2) intro

                                        In this video lecture, we meet our new best friend, the 'struct stat'. We'll cover the stat(2) system calls and begin discussing each of the fields in the struct, often by example of the ls(1) and stat(1) commands. In this way, we begin learning more about how the Unix File System is implemented.

                                        (Note that the output of stat(1) on is different from that on .)

                                        youtu.be/veFwXrEHPsk

                                        $ ls -l file
-rw-r--r-- 1 jschauma wheel 1048576 Sep 10 20:04 file

"-rw-r-r-" from st_mode
1 st_nlink
"jschauma" from st_uid
"wheel" from st_gid
1048576 st_size
Sep 10 20:04  from st_mtime
file not from stat at all

                                        Alt...$ ls -l file -rw-r--r-- 1 jschauma wheel 1048576 Sep 10 20:04 file "-rw-r-r-" from st_mode 1 st_nlink "jschauma" from st_uid "wheel" from st_gid 1048576 st_size Sep 10 20:04 from st_mtime file not from stat at all

                                        The stat(1) utility displays information about the file pointed to by file.

$ stat -r file
16 3 0100644 1 1000 0 -1 1048576 1599768274 1599768274 1599768274 0 4096 2056 0 file

The default format displays the st_dev, st_ino, st_mode, st_nlink, st_uid,
st_gid, st_rdev, st_size, st_atime, st_mtime, st_ctime, st_birthtime,
st_blksize, st_blocks, and st_flags fields, in that order.

                                        Alt...The stat(1) utility displays information about the file pointed to by file. $ stat -r file 16 3 0100644 1 1000 0 -1 1048576 1599768274 1599768274 1599768274 0 4096 2056 0 file The default format displays the st_dev, st_ino, st_mode, st_nlink, st_uid, st_gid, st_rdev, st_size, st_atime, st_mtime, st_ctime, st_birthtime, st_blksize, st_blocks, and st_flags fields, in that order.

                                          Liam Proven boosted

                                          [?]GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮 » 🌐
                                          @gamingonlinux@mastodon.social

                                          [?]Matthew Fennell » 🌐
                                          @matthew@fennell.dev

                                          There will be a talk by @liw@toot.liw.fi on The Early Days of on 10 November at 6pm, at University College . This talk is jointly organised by the and .

                                          Address:

                                          Lecture Theatre G12,
                                          1-19 Torrington Place (University College London),
                                          London,
                                          WC1E 7HN

                                          OpenStreetMap

                                          Time: 6 pm - 7:30 pm on Tuesday 10 November

                                          Please arrive on time (6pm), so we can let you in easily.

                                          Blog post

                                          Thank you to Lars, Arun Isaac, UCL LUG and UCL itself for calling, organising and hosting this event!

                                            [?]Mx. Chara Aznable of Pnictogen [They/Them] » 🌐
                                            @mxchara@cyberpunk.lol

                                            sound working yay, Alpine and twm my beloved youtu.be/mLdhYKzyn6M?is=duax9T

                                              [?]Camille Roux » 🌐
                                              @camilleroux@mastodon.social

                                              ServerKit : panneau de contrôle serveur léger pour gérer applications web, bases de données et containers Docker sur un VPS. Backend Python/Flask, frontend React. Open source, 1500 étoiles sur GitHub. ⬇️
                                              github.com/jhd3197/ServerKit

                                              📬 Ma veille dev, chaque vendredi par email → l.camilleroux.com/sig-mgA

                                              Capture d'écran du panneau de contrôle ServerKit montrant son interface de gestion de serveurs avec tableaux de bord, graphiques de monitoring et statistiques en temps réel. Le projet open-source propose une alternative légère à Kubernetes pour gérer des applications web, bases de données et services sur serveurs VPS.

                                              Alt...Capture d'écran du panneau de contrôle ServerKit montrant son interface de gestion de serveurs avec tableaux de bord, graphiques de monitoring et statistiques en temps réel. Le projet open-source propose une alternative légère à Kubernetes pour gérer des applications web, bases de données et services sur serveurs VPS.

                                                #netbsd boosted

                                                [?]Raster » 🌐
                                                @raster@retro-gaiden.com

                                                Btw: what resource you could suggest to customize TWM? The basic installation is very bare bone, and with a quick search I have impression that documentation and tweaking became scattered to the four corners of Internet in the past three decades.
                                                It seems deceptively powerful. There are some modern options like i3, but TWM keeps some genuine appeal for how much is lightweight, but I need to add some other basic functionalities.

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