Installing OpenBSD 7.0
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I install OpenBSD 7.0 which just fully released today
Full changelog of OpenBSD 6.9 to 7.0
www.openbsd.org...
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This is a certified hood classic
Damn son, wheredya find this??
Lol 😄
coke? dope? crack? smack? weed? E's & CD's? we got it all for cheap
Nah man. Latest iPhones and AirPods are the true hood classic
Lasagna
This is a decentralized and FOSS hood classic
@Xeno Kudatarkar you wouldnt understand its alright
@BoulderBro999 why? idk who that is but cool fo sho
i love how straight to the point openbsd's installer is, no bs, it just gives you an os
Take other installers and swap the B with an O
@@Wheagg openOSD ?
@@lol-wc3ld it was a stupid pun. will not elabroate.
@Wheagg what this even mean
@@Wheaggwhat this even mean
I'm amazed that this was easier to install than Arch.
im not
arch is easier.
Well, it is good to be user friendly, no?
My grandpa used to know a neighbor who used MS-DOS 6.0 no matter how obsolete it is becuase it does everything he needed it to do. Spreadsheets and word-processing I guess?
Doom
Doom is all u need bro
Doom
Doom is love, Doom is life.
@Eviscerate Have you heard of freedos
love to finally start seeing some OpenBaSeD content to consoom
Excuse me. English?
@@OrchestratedChicanery that was perfect english
@@shallex5744 Come on, man. Can't I make a joke? 🤨
@@OrchestratedChicanery oh sorry i didn't see one
@@shallex5744 Why did you reply so quickly?
“OpenBSD 7.0 has come out of beta [. . .]” - Good! Because I hate betas. Alphas only. Oh, wait . . .
it's now sigma
What about lambda!? I NEED A LAMBDA VERSION!!!!!!!!!
@@tablettablete186 *hazardous environments plays*
what if I don't give a $h!t? I guess that would make me sigma.
@@tablettablete186 Indeed, Lambdas are truly functional
'OpenBased'
Nice.
The X Window System is the graphical interface. By default, OpenBSD uses FVWM as the window manager and it is very Morif-esque unless the user customizes it.
Prefer windowmaker on it.
You can see at ?t=719 that he's running something called xenodm so it's probably a fork or a clone of fvwm (appearance-wise,. it looks /exactly/ like fvwm). Which, yeah, looks rather "motif-esque" or, put another way, about like HP-UX about 25 years ago, but without the pretty VUE control panel, icons and color scheme, and therefore not nearly as pretty. I'm sure it's just there as a placeholder and fallback for whatever reasonable window manager you want to run, or in case you don't want to run one at all, but need to very occasionally run an X server to get some random task done.
That stated it is absolutely possible to use fvwm for anything you need to get done in X11 even on modern linux, I'm sure. But probably you're just going to end up using it as a container for a bunch of qt/gtk widgets unless you've decided to go full penny-farthing with your rig.
@@gmt-yt xenodm is a display manager, like the old xdm. A display manager is something that will allow the user to login and, then, interact with a window manager.
@@gmt-yt yes, I do use FVWM as my main window manager with openSUSE Leap. I don't know if I got the container thing, though.
Nearly half a GB RAM usage? Something ain't right...
OpenBased
edit: ffs you already made the joke in the video
That's how based he is
@@qlus UwU
Cool! OpenBSD is getting better with every release! BTW™ you should leave mint for the BSD you're talking about
Yes! I am looking into a switch to openBSD. The only use case I can't cover for my personal needs is it seems rust support is under developed.
But I would love to see more content covering more openBSD content.
Nooooo u can't write rust thats a soyyyy language!!1 😭😭😭😭 real men write assembly only
Rust is soy, learn C
@@hermannpaschulke1583 tbf if Rust was a true ‘systems language’ there wouldn’t be any issues porting the compiler over to any OS, and the code should work with absolutely no issues, as the only important difference to a ‘systems language’ would be the ABI.
@@PwrXenon The Rust language seems OK, but it’s compiler is slow af, and instead of staying in its place, tries to do other things like package management.
Rust fans also can’t distinguish between the compiler and the language, it’s like thinking Clang == The C Language.
@@PwrXenon Bro, I started by learning C at age 14. I spent the next 5 years of my life writing game engines in C in my free time. I have read multiple books including: "Advanced programming in the Unix environment", I have built web servers in C, and I have earned money writing C programs. I know C and I chose to write in Rust.
I approve of this content.
that 577mb memory usage might be from running it in a wm. I have seen openbsd running on real hardware in graphical mode using only 32mb ram
@unsubtract I can only get to 33mb with a trimmed-down kernel on Gentoo in a tty.
NetBSD can go as low as
@@emssej on how large of a display? 1080p uses ~6mb for the framebuffer (1920*1080*3)
@@notuxnobuxisn't the framebuffer stored on VRAM thought?
Nice ;) Open BSD 7 is dope :)
I would love to see BSD and Linux run on M1 Mac perfectly. But after reading Linus Torvalds interview, I do not think it will be possible unless Apple makes its device drivers open source. We will not be able to use even GPU on M1 Macs.
asahilinux tries to clean that mess up. i hope they will get it going! :)
Asahi is showing to be really promising. It’s not impossible, but it isn’t easy either. I think they got pretty much all the basics up and running and most everything else will come. The only thing I foresee really delaying full support is the GPU.
@@toddmartin7030 I don't know. Till now, Mesa project has not been able to successfully reverse engineer closed source Nvidia drivers. Nvidia proprietary driver just crushes the open source Nouveau driver in terms of performance. I am afraid that we will encounter the same situation in case of Apple GPUs.
Recently saw something where Apple released the ability to boot Linux. Easy to forget there are actual nerds working at these big companies. Actually (not sure if it is still the case) but many FreeBSD devs are working at Apple with features trickling back down to the project.
I don't care what people say openbsd > freebsd however i still wish they had support for Nvidia grafix cards
That's on Nvidya to arrange. Until they don't release hardware specifications, there'll be no (free) driver.
@@alternateperson6600 super oof
@@alternateperson6600 i know sadly
What makes openbsd better than freebsd?
@@drooled2284 Well if you think about it they're kind of the same just one has more support than the other
Yeah M1 and RISC-V but still no unified buffer cache, the file system is an 80's tragedy.
If you "left click" on the desktop and select (R)start you will see that there are several other window managers installed.
What does the 4 eyed cat man think about Algorand? Im genuinely curious.
certified based fish
I heard that if one's knowledgeable enough, it is possible to build router os based on openbsd.
Yup but don’t run it in a VM and keep it as stock as possible (I.e. don’t add a load of bloat like games etc.) then run Packet Filter (PF).
OpenBSD is an absolute chad.
This is a libressl certified hood classic
The thumbnails are on another level
I thought you would install OpenBSD on real hardware. What a shame you didn't do it. 😉
in a VM.... using Htop... he's gotta be trolling.
@@bashisobsolete.pythonismyn6321 Well, the fact he's not installing OpenBased on bare metal kinda disappointed me a lil' bit but we'll have to see if MO makes another video about just that.
@Kernel Crisp I meant a bare-metal install with OpenBSD as his only OS on it.
@Kernel Crisp bro, he downloaded the ISO and run it in a VM. too much comedy.
Dude, nobody uses openbsd on desktop, seriously. It's a garbage OS for this.
Went to download OpenBSD today, and didn't even notice 7.0 released today 'cause the site still said 6.9 was the newest, I only noticed when I downloaded the image and it had a 7 in it :p
Oh
Keep the Pepe thumbnails coming
Heck yeah nice. I just put a fresh install of FreeBSD on one of my laptops last night
And I installed it on a thumb drive. Is this considered cheating?
@@Elhamidi0249 like a persistent install or an img to install? If you did a persistent install, that’s pretty cool cause I wasn’t aware you could do that with FreeBSD.
Freebsd with ZFS is cool too :)
@@denpa-kei my FreeBSD install is using ZFS of course :-) one of the most attractive things about FreeBSD in my opinion
For your next video - installing an alternate WM or DE , and configuring OpenBSD to start that particular WM/DE ... I wonder how xenodm handles that, does it even display a list , is it even capable of that?
Yes. Through Xsession.
There's already videos showing how to install WMs and DEs such as XFCE.
Yo, vlan0 is not for Wifi but the interface for the VLAN driver. Networking is a core feature of OpenBSD.
>[no]
"Ill take their word for that"
>yes
OpenBaSeD
I refuse to upgrade to 7.0. I will stay on version 6.9 forever
I see what you did there🤣
now void seems to be way more fancy ... thank you
Thanks for the interesting videos! Greetings from Switzerland
I kinda expected it to take up about 50 to 100mb of ram, not 500!
Ah, the era of 6.9 has ended.
why though? OpenBSD is touted as a security focused OS but lacks Mandatory Access Control and Sandboxing? people really hype this OS but i don't see why. Windows 10 has better exploit mitigation
*edit
that isnt fair, Windows 10 has better exploit mitigation than most Operating Systems. what i meant is OpenBSD doesn't have exploit mitigations. not sensible ones that actually increase the security of your PC at least.
Wow that login screen is so old school, like irix machines from the 90's
Doas and opennptd chads rise up
Id enjoy seeing your take on redox. I have a light weight pc I want to try it out on but I am maximum lazy
Yay!
Please note the 25G of unallocated disk space.
virtualised and using htop. the numbers will be completely off.
@@bashisobsolete.pythonismyn6321 My router also have a lot of unallocated disk space. Can't even upgrade due to lack of space in /usr.
OPEN B A S E D
Hey, what version of Linux is this OpenBSD? /s
BSD nuts!
What no tails or cubes?
Based
They're all pretty based
@@BurgerKingHarkinian Tru b king true
Interesting video. I would have been a great deal more involved had the text not been extremely small though.
Are all of us going to switch to BSD? :/
Nope. I'm doing well in GNU/Linux
Speaking for myself, well, partly. I installed NomadBSD on one of my USB flash drives and I am really happy with it.
I tried OpenBSD as my OS full-time and lasted a week. I liked it but some of the weak points were the limited browser availability and slowness.
Thank you for the comments
I was literally thinking of switching to openBSD and was researching it in class today.
Low and behold, the lord himself hears my message and makes a video.
Love you Mental
Bjarne Strousturp likes this element.
Any C++ related stuff I missed?
All that OpenBSD does is powers MacOS, Playstation's operating system and many other proprietary operating systems because of it's license, companies can't just stick Linux in their systems because then they'll have to give back their changes to it
Because of that, so few people actually helps to maintain OpenBSD, and you have Linux that mainly maintained by a corporations that have huge departments of people that maintain it
I don't see any actual reason to use OpenBSD itself, it's not "less bloated", it's just not maintained and using any software on it is huge pain
That's the magic of _cuck licenses_
nerdy stages of grief
Microsoft Windows > Ubuntu > Arch Linux > Gentoo > FreeBSD > OpenBSD > 9front
Ah openBSD the operating system that is unchanged since 20 years but still pretends to update
I don't even care about the new release, I just look at the merch.
Van gogh has pleased this channel.
babe wake up new openbased just dropped
Year of the BSD coming soon
openbsd used to work pretty well for me but if i try to install it now it cant find ethernet connection and neither my wifi in the installer. Both of those worked before. It also cant find the sets because the usb flash drive with the openbsd installer somehow disappears from the system, so I cant finish the installation. Well, at least haiku is working for me
Wifi support is generally considered a problem across all BSD variants. Even FreeBSD which has the best support for wifi cards in laptops lags way behind in supporting popular wifi cards in many laptops.
I had that same problem a few times when trying to install OpenBSD on hardware, VMs and laptops for some reason the first install would install no problem, other times it would give that same issue of no ethernet when connected to a cable. As Youssef pointed out the Wifi support can be finicky which is why I don't install to laptops anymore.
There is a remedy I don't have the link anymore but it did solve the no ethernet error detected issue. I believe it's on a reddit post from a few years back when I found it last year.
Based os!!!
would you recommend freebased or openbased for a low end desktop? would’ve switched a long time ago but no way in gods hell im getting bsd to work on my 2011 macbook
I wish I knew why my install won't start me with the same login as you. I just have some white text on a black screen
OpenBsd runs hotter than Linux on my Thinkpad (t440p). Even when idling, the Cpu fan cycles on every few minutes. the palm rest gets warm always. Linux was cool when idling.
i was hoping the dev had addressed this problem. but no
Did you report the problem using the official channels?
Looks cool. But was it certified to be a hood classic?
any tips on using openbsd as a server for node apps?
its official: kenny is a florida man
Is the main server still in the creator's basement? And was the song for this release any good?
Good to see you've finally discovered what us MacOS users have realized for some time, that BSD is the OS of choice for a fast, secure and reliable computing.
MacOS stinks
Except that macOS has nasty closed-source APIs on top of the beautiful Apple's Darwin built on top.
Macos is based on a outdated version of freebsd i think its like 5% bsd 95% apples trash
@@Elhamidi0249 MacOS is open source. Look up the Darwin project. I'd like to see any source code from Windows be released to the public.
@@j2simpso no only darwin is open source all the other stuff built in top of it is close source
I tried installing suckless software in openBSD, pkg_add has it but it comes with the defaults, compiling it requires a library I couldn't find on openBSD
Also pls more ASMR system install
Finally i can run crysis
YESSSSS!
Based Kenny
I've been thinking of giving OpenBSD a whirl but I only ever see people using it for servers or installing it inside virtual machines.
Doesn't give me much hope that the OS is suitable as a daily driver, TBH.
Commenting for algorithm
hey Kenny could you please make a video for us newbs showing us how to install KDE on openBSD. that'd be a really cool thing to see
Hope to do not disappoint you, but even with many KDE packages, the Plasma desktop won't be available, as it heavily depends on Wayland. OpenBSD may not be the right choice for a KDE centric user.
@ kde and run on XOrg though.
But even so, OK, GNOME then or Deepin.
You think this is an anime channel?
So BSD means BaSeD.
Noice
I want to install it on metal but
can't get it to find the wifi firmware (realtek) even though I'm using the .img with the full set of files. Is anyone else having the same problem?
wifi is a problem across all bsd distros sadly.
I didn't know much about OpenBSD before, but I didn't expect it to look like something from 1995.
What? It looks like a modern OS.
@@hexagonist23 I know, but it doesn't look exactly visually appealing.
MacOS was based on an now old version of FreeBSD which is completely different from OpenBSD.
After getting a power blackout after running OpenBSD in a VM, I'm not getting the following error message when trying to boot:
``` (rip markdown)
WARNING: / wan not properly mounted
WARNING: clock gained 2 days
WARNING: CHECK AND RESET THE DATE!
// Some other checks an stuff
/dev/wd0a (a big number): UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck_ffs MANUALLY.
Automatic file system check failed; help!
fd0 at fdc0 drive 1; density unknown
Enter pathname of shell or RETURN for sh:
```
Any ideas? Also are there any help forums for OpenBSD or something?
What can you recommend, assuming there is no hardware acceleration, what virtual machine backed is better x86_64 or riscv64 on x86 host.
There would ofc be difference with acceleration, but without it...
riscv64 for the fun of it. Might as well throw in tcg acceleration
l don't know why but after l reboot it doesn't open the login screen like you have it just shows the 3 choices that you had when you was installing it :D Could it be that imma using some bad .iso file ?
thx for answer
Call remotely the size of any distro the size of a net installer but not the size of an actual distro there’s no packages or anything on there that isn’t necessary X after getting access to the Internet and install it
0:35
Since you state that macos is based on BSD, I am curious. Can it run half life?
No. But it runs Quake (pkg_add quakespasm) like there is no tomorrow.
@@fedup6127 I don't care about that. I'm just wondering if it's actually possible or if that requires work on the author's side of things? And by authors I mean valve software, BSD, etc.
Bsd is 'based' without vovels.
Not bad not bad
You should make everything bigger,it is hard to watch,tiny font and UI
welcome to 1990
Guys, is OpenBSD bloated? They literally have a bloated fish on login 🤔
its bloated with alpha chad energy.
Isn't that neat. TH-cam deleted my comment telling you a little about the differences and similarities between Arch and OpenBSD. Short version: If you can handle Arch, OpenBSD is actually even easier and obviously comes with more security features from the get go.
I think more people would try openBSD if the default window manager was not so terrible.
Take the default window manager as a kind of warning. If the user is unable to deal with a simple window manager change, it's just not ready to use the system.
fwm is awesome! just need to read the man pages and customize to be what you want it to be. if you stick with it, it is rewarding!
I'll move to linux if a release allows me to seamlessly scale multiple monitors with different aspect ratios and resolutions with no aberrations.
Did you try Manjaro KDE?
You don't want that, imagine 10px being rescaled to 11px... It'd be either blurry or have some double rows/columns. It's just bad. I've actually done that on Linux with some x server tinkering and it was awfully ugly. It may work better in the future with 8k+ monitors, but it'll never look ok on full hd.
please make a video series on openbsd.
Now daily drive it
Why VirtualBox and not Virt-manager or Gnome Boxes?
think of a reason he couldn’t be using gnome boxes. *gnome* boxes
I'm a noob. Why not allow root ssh login?
Why when I type cd0 He says No found filestsem on cd0