Bot is trying to find a Web-server on the SIPS (5061) port — good luck, lol :drgn_nom_hand:

#selfhosting #bots

@nprofile1q... Ох ёпт, issue на 124 коммита и это ещё кто-то code review'ит и смердживает, вместо того чтобы по рукам бить и отправлять всё переделывать с нормальной декомпозицей на подзадачи :drgn_shocked:

Не, я конечно бывало делал таски на 100 коммитов, но это в основном либо от того, что ничего не понятно, либо от того что требования постоянно меняются :drgn_blush_giggle:

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I don't know about it a lot, since I prefer terminal :drgn_wrench:. But for item 4 there are some GUI programs to manage bhyve VMs exists. @nprofile1q... mentioned it in his blogposts about bhyve.

For item 6 as I know (at least in FreeBSD 14.3) there are no such programs — as I understand all of them heavily depends on Linux Bluetooth stack and couldn't operate in FreeBSD.

Item 8 — arandr or autorandr. The latest eliminates necessity of manual configuration of known displays at all, making it automatically.

Item 9 — VeraCrypt? :drgn_think_confused:

Items 1, 2, 7, 10, 12 — it depends on used DE, and it's set of programs, I think? :drgn_think_confused:

Item 14 — wait, usual VPN providers aren't blocked completely in your country? :drgn_think_confused: :drgn_blush_giggle:

@nprofile1q... Да, было дело))) На кафедре ВТ (факультет КТиУ), ещё до внедрения «мегафакультетов»

@nprofile1q... Блин, ты родился когда я переехал в СПб и поступил в ИТМО?! :drgn_hide: :drgn_shocked: :drgn_flat_sob:

Hmmm, in the comments for beforementioned post about FreeBSD on the 2008 MacBook I read about plans to make systemd analog in the FreeBSD roadmap :drgn_hide:

Am I missing something from the news :drgn_shocked:

Link to the comment (RU lang): https://habr.com/ru/articles/981214/#comment_29417996

#FreeBSD

@nprofile1q... вот это там база в комментах :drgn_aww: Как говорится, «happy to see it»))

Nice, maybe I'll switch to MacBook one time :drgn_happy_blep:

There is an article from Habr.com (Russian analog of Reddit with IT posts) with detailed instructions about FreeBSD 14.3 (i386) installation to the MacBook with Intel Core 2 Duo :freebsd:

#FreeBSD #MacBook #UEFI

@nevent1qy2...

@nprofile1q... Ого, а 20 лет назад это была просто папка C:\Windows\system32\SystemCore\Explorer.dll\54da32-93ebc5-0076cd-e232000\ :drgn_blush_giggle:

Okay, folks — I've updated to the #FreeBSD 15.0 on my #Thinkpad X220 :drgn_wrench:

The process itself completed without any problems — I used freebsd-update as usual. After first reboot (kernel updated, userspace not updated) I met the strange blinking of display, while the second "freebsd-update install" was running in the text console. But after update was fully completed, this "problem" was gone.

After update, i915kms refused to load, system says that it is already loaded or compiled into the kernel. So, there are no graphical interface (possibly I should run "pkg update" or install drm-kmods from FreeBSD-kmods repository :drgn_think: )

And there are no networking with iwm and Intel AC 8260 (possibly, it's time to finally switch to iwlwifi, lol)

#FreeBSD #FreeBSD150RELEASE

@nprofile1q... Awww, time to update for me! :drgn_aww:

@nprofile1q... Oh, wow, wait!? XLibre server already in FreeBSD packages, not only in /usr/ports :drgn_aww: :drgn_aww:

I see, that you installed XLibre just with "pkg install"