Thanks man! That means a lot trust me, sometimes I think I suck at this and people are gonna laugh at me. That voice in my head just needs to kick rocks!
@@rootbsd1368 I feel you man, but seriously, you have an amazing content here. I just started to study POSIX shell script because you presented us OpenBSD and I got really interested in it. Thanks dude
With all you openBSD guys, you definitely roped me into, (and other Unix based operating systems in general). Thanks for all the resources and videos and everything!
It was very informative. I am a nosystemD linux user but i have made an openbsd install in a spare hdd. I just found you and immediately subscribed. I want you to make a video: 10 things to do when install openbsd immediately. I had to find out how to make my firefox setup on how to upload an image or what. But there were few sources though. And then 10 usefull programms that exist on openbsd. And maybe a guide for apps that are not on openbsd repos but can be installed on openbsd. Thanks.
I am watching this on a used T500 running Linux that I picked up a few months ago. I have user FreeBSD on servers but have always wanted to try out OpenBSD. May just need go grab a spare SSD and give it a go.
I've been scrolling Thu your videos and seriously considering running bsd on this dell r210 I just got. Very thorough config video too thanks this will definitely come in handy
@@rootbsd1368 Ahh that’s maybe my misunderstanding, as I always thought the WM had to link with the xinerama library or whatever the equivalent is under other such systems, many thanks for the reply.
I really want to use OpenBSD on my thinkpad x230 :) I need to run Sway on wlroots. I really like wayland, I've made my heavily customized config as I like it. Thx, yours riced OpenBSD make it sexy.
Unfortunately, wayland is not available on OpenBSD. Your only option is Xenocara (i.e. OpenBSD's X11 port). However, you can use i3wm. Sway configuration is mostly compatible with i3.
Hi! Can you help me figure out why when my OpenBSD goes into "idle" mode that, when I try to come back and wake it up, It is frozen and will not accept any inputs?
For one, the title was more tongue in cheek than anything. Two, 32 compat layers often go unmaintained, bitrot, and can become security vulnerabilities and attack surface. OpenBSD is a research OS that puts security first so that wouldn't make sense from an engineering perspective.
most Intel GPUs work pretty well with the default modesetting(4) driver, maybe even better supported in some situations... I stick with modesetting.
That's good to know! I've never used the modesetting(4) driver before, I'll definitely try it out.
Seriously, dude. One of the best channels I've ever found.
Thanks man! That means a lot trust me, sometimes I think I suck at this and people are gonna laugh at me. That voice in my head just needs to kick rocks!
@@rootbsd1368 I feel you man, but seriously, you have an amazing content here. I just started to study POSIX shell script because you presented us OpenBSD and I got really interested in it. Thanks dude
With all you openBSD guys, you definitely roped me into, (and other Unix based operating systems in general). Thanks for all the resources and videos and everything!
It was very informative. I am a nosystemD linux user but i have made an openbsd install in a spare hdd. I just found you and immediately subscribed. I want you to make a video: 10 things to do when install openbsd immediately. I had to find out how to make my firefox setup on how to upload an image or what. But there were few sources though. And then 10 usefull programms that exist on openbsd. And maybe a guide for apps that are not on openbsd repos but can be installed on openbsd. Thanks.
Keep up the good videos man, God Bless.
Thank you so much! May God bless you and your family!
OpenBSD got better known this year
I am watching this on a used T500 running Linux that I picked up a few months ago. I have user FreeBSD on servers but have always wanted to try out OpenBSD. May just need go grab a spare SSD and give it a go.
I've been scrolling Thu your videos and seriously considering running bsd on this dell r210 I just got. Very thorough config video too thanks this will definitely come in handy
love that intro dope af !!
great list of resources i love jsc as well!
Cool
What made you go with not go with StumpWM?
Never tried StumpWM. I love ratpoison, I will continue with it for sometime. Thanks for watching.
What's that PDF viewer again? I tried replaying it a few times to catch what you said, but didn't quite get it.
I believe he said Evince.
@@corstenmartin2986 Thanks!! I think you're right!
There I go again talking too fast, it's evince, the gnome pdf viewer.
Hi, I’ve looked on the sdorfehs repo but there’s no information on multi monitor support, have you tried this on a multi monitor setup?
Multi-monitor is an X thing, not a WM thing. Use xrandr for all your multi-monitor needs. Actually that's a good future video idea! Thanks!
@@rootbsd1368 Ahh that’s maybe my misunderstanding, as I always thought the WM had to link with the xinerama library or whatever the equivalent is under other such systems, many thanks for the reply.
I really want to use OpenBSD on my thinkpad x230 :) I need to run Sway on wlroots. I really like wayland, I've made my heavily customized config as I like it.
Thx, yours riced OpenBSD make it sexy.
What's up? Any luck?
@@godnyx117 I had some weird coreboot framebuffer issue with installer and I got distracted with it. Will test again
@@dachd Thanks for the reply! I hope everything goes ok this time!
Unfortunately, wayland is not available on OpenBSD. Your only option is Xenocara (i.e. OpenBSD's X11 port). However, you can use i3wm. Sway configuration is mostly compatible with i3.
Hi! Can you help me figure out why when my OpenBSD goes into "idle" mode that, when I try to come back and wake it up, It is frozen and will not accept any inputs?
maybe you should put your password and enter
I wanted to use OpenBSD on my tower but I have an Nvidia GPU. So had to settle for Fedora until Slackwire 15 comes out of beta.
Please check out my new OpenBSD retro gaming channel!
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I can't see the year of the OpenBSD desktop ever coming if it can't and will never support legacy 32-bit apps and games.
For one, the title was more tongue in cheek than anything. Two, 32 compat layers often go unmaintained, bitrot, and can become security vulnerabilities and attack surface. OpenBSD is a research OS that puts security first so that wouldn't make sense from an engineering perspective.
call it meta instead of windows key please