I installed OpenBSD. (Nothing serious)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
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I'm talking out loud here about my basic first impressions with installing and running basic commands on OpenBSD. I don't like the idea of the installer, but it worked well. Some familiar commands on GNU/Linux are lacking on BSD. Installing programs is pretty easy, but it'll probably be an issue to rebuild a familiar setup on OpenBSD. No ttys in the way I'm familiar with them and a bunch of little differences.
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Nice deep fake Kenny. When's the next cooking vid?
So lame
lmaoo
Luke, you already said it on your deepfake channel!
Hahaha
This jokes are so funny ngl
At this point, these videos are e-love letters between Luke Smith and Mental Outlaw...
no homo
They two should make a baby
@@INKILU but that's not natural
@@INKILU damn i saw this comment and now i can't stop thinking lmao
😭
@@INKILU race mixing is illegal
Luke you messed up you were supposed to upload this video before the one on the other channel
He already uploaded this on peertube yesterday
2 months later:
Greetings Soynix users.
Today we're contemplating my ChadBSD rice.
Lmaooo
GNU bros I don't feel so good....
did we get too cocky?
Did he stutter?
So Luke copying mental outlaw for once
Mental Outlaw is Deep Fake of Luke Smith Confirmed.
Funny you think Mental Outlaw and Luke are two different folks 😀
you stole my words
This video has been on Luke's Peertube instance since yesterday.
It’s been on his Peertube for about a day lol. They uploaded at almost the exact same time.
Wow, first Mental Outlaw, now Luke Smith is delving into OpenBSD.
dont know which one follow the other
Its because they are the same person
@@zyansheep exactly
Luke stays bald because it's easier for him to deepfake Kenny's visage onto himself that way.
They are the same channel just with a different deepfake
Next video: how to cook steak in BSD jails
Hype
Except OpenBSD does not have jails
@@hermannpaschulke1583 I was about to say, maybe he’d use vmm to virtualize FreeBSD for jails, but then I realized vmm only supports OpenBSD and Linux
Gosh! We get it, Luke. You already told us via your Black persona . . .
Does that earn Luke an N pass?
@@ImperiumLibertas Ugh. Can you not?
@@ImperiumLibertas It seems you’re obviously joking, but let’s please not go there
@@jonathanmarvens Yes. He can say the n word.
@@jonathanmarvens The bugman fears the N-word
Ah yes, Minecraft boomer shows his complex redstone machine's inner OS
Kews did nineeleven
Haven't boomers been around about century at this point?
Luke Smith/Mental Outlaw the duality
@Sisyphean Taskmaster the God has spoken
the duality of man
To install OpenBSD same way as Arch choose "Shell" option.
It can also be scripted and automated.
Let's face it, he didn't really want to learn how to do it that way, so he actually wanted the script - just like most lazy distro hoppers out there would! Hahahaha!
Hey guys! I installed the basic version but using it was hard because i couldnt find any tutorials. Can you guys suggest any good tutorials to learn openbsd?
I use Ubuntu btw.
U already uploaded this on ur blackface account luke
HAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
Luke put this video out on peertube before mental outlaw
3 videos in 1 week?
Luke are you OK?
More than that if you regularly check the website.
@@Varian-Killbot I only use soy websites sadly 😔👊
oh watch now all the /g/ 13 year olds are gonna pretend they loved BSDs the whole time because their favorite e-celeb now approves
Hello Luke Outlaw, wassup
jezuz that duality of caring and not caring about technology. god help you man
he is like cyber punk but not
@Rlaziken the water and meditation part are cringe
@Rlaziken
Thank you for the list, I agree that all these things will help with happiness. Can I ask your reasoning for putting “Act like your gender (reminder).” I have my own reason for believing that people should act their own gender. But why did you include it in the list for self happiness?
@@zvezdan956 If you cant sit still and be quiet for 5-10 minutes once a day, then you are cringe.
@Rlaziken do you have a live?
Wtf Luke Smith clone
Luke you are so brave to come out about how you identify
"I identify more as a openBSD type of person" 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧
He is not brave at all, if he was he would say what's REALLY bothering him straight up, not put sutle clues on his thumbnails and around the room he is showing.
@@kelvinhbo why would he nuke his channel? If he wanted to express those opinions he should do that on bitchute, rumble, lbry, etc...
Interesting flags you have.
First Mental Outlaw and now you? Next, we will see all our favorite tech TH-camrs that use Linux go back to Windows 10. Chris Titus is 70% there.
OpenBSD is literally in the opposite direction of Windows
@@safwanljd I know that. I am just saying that next we will see them use Windows after they get fed up with BSD as well.
Luke put this video out on peertube before mental outlaw
I still can't believe chris went back :(
@@hermannpaschulke1583 Well he never stopped using Windows, but he is more and more focused on using Windows, including saying that Windows is best for gaming, which is actually slowly changing.
One step closer to daily driving an abacus.
We don't "crunch" the numbers, we "grind" through them.
th-cam.com/video/ZDn_DDsBWws/w-d-xo.html
@@atsdroid don't even talk until you're hammering and chiseling them from stone tablets
I thought the "Metal Outlaw is my blackface deepfake channel" was just a joke O_o
he has a normal telephone like my grandmother had. what a boomer. btw nice try kenny
Touchtone dialing? More like bloat dialing. Rotary pulse is for Chads. And Luke Kenny.
is that a confederate flag? lmao
No its a state flag of mississippi i believe, not from the us, might be wrong
The difference is that in BSD land you actually can trust that things work the way they were intended.
cmon Luke stop lying, you still use that stool to stand on so you can brush your teeth
Ill wait for hyperbolaBSD, a port of openBSD but with GNUoodness and GPLv3
@pengav GPL > BSD, plus the GNU Bloat features in the core utils are cool. Many people only wish to get rid of the increasingly unstable Linux kernel.
@pengav then all the core utils would be the same, which bsd lacks.
Same
@pengav you should read Luke smith's post "why I use gpl and not c*ck licenses" on his website.
bald Kenny swallowed the whole bsd pill
Really non bloated phone behind.
Touchtone dialing? More like bloat dialing. Rotary pulse is for Chads. And Luke Kenny.
Bryan Lunduke was absolutely right, Linux has peaked and it's all downhill from here
In the thumbnail wars, Luke's the absolute champion.
The hardware you installed OpenBSD on seems really fitting. I bet it took you forever to dial the numbers with the wheel.
As I mentioned on "your other channel"...just keep in mind that OpenBSD is not a Linux distro and therefore, if you treat it like one, you will hate it. But if you are willing to be malleable and be willing to consider that different ways of doing things might actually be better ways of doing it, then OpenBSD is totally capable of being a daily driver. It sounds like you're on the right track, but just remember it's a different thing. I've tried to go back to Linux (or even to FreeBSD) and I just can't. Besides Linux just feeling like someone duck taped it together, I don't like where Linux is going.
OpenBSD-posting on both of your channels i see
2:06 Luke, why are you filming yourself with a screwdriver? o_o
ok, now im waiting for the "chad FreeBSD vs virgin OpenBSoyD" video to come. just a question of time.
Switch to OpenBSD already, Luke.
Ah yes Mental Outlaw repost
Only a matter of time before Luke starts using windows as his daily driver
Or even worse: MacOS
@@Alejandro-vp1op Honestly MacOS is slightly less bad than Windows. Its internal structure is more secure and it's POSIX-compliant. It's still worse than other unix-OSes, but certainly better than Windows.
@@Alejandro-vp1op Hackintoshes aren't so bad, but actually buying an Apple product at their insane mark-ups despite being made by extreme exploitation of the poor is both a foolish and immoral decision.
@@gayusschwulius8490 he's got a video on that... actually I agree with you, it was just for the meme
@@gayusschwulius8490 windows use less ram and other to do the same as mac os so in what case it's better?
Wait I think I already saw this video on ur deepfake channel… I think it was called Mental Outlaw or smth…
I installed OpenBSD, but I deleted after I couldn’t find the Ubuntu Software Center 😡
Luke Smith spit timestamp at 4:32
On later viewage I've witnessed a second Luke Smith spit timestamp at exactly 6:00 this one is a little harder to see!
Wow, another one! 6:41
Are you okay?
But can I make OBSD like Windows??
🥴😏
IT BEGINS OH GOD
sane defaults are part of the OpenBSD philosophy. No OpenBSD dev wants to go through 20+ commands just to install or upgrade the system. You are asked about how you want to partition the drive during installation. If you want to feel real low-level when installing, you can build the system from source. You can find lspci and lsusb commands in the packages pciutils and usbutils. Most of that kind of information can actually be gleaned from the dmesg.
OpenBSD as a complete operating system means that install scripts are the "correct way".
This can seem "brittle" to someone coming from a modular system like Arch/Debian, especially considering the project states that excluding Xenocara/Xorg is a use case outside of what they're willing to support.
The upside is that OpenBSD is a complete, self-building, desktop operating system that provides a development/entertainment platform with minimal dependence on packages/ports.
As a personal anecdote, I became disillusioned with device mappers advancement after OpenBSD's softraid demonstrated that we didn't need LUKS/LUKSII wrapping dm-crypt if it had been done correctly in the first place.
OpenBSD is seen by many people as "too fast" because it is experimental with mitigations and by others as "slow" because it waits until full disk encryption is well tested and ready for inclusion in the main install script.
nice confederate flag
We need a video about Plan 9 from Bell Labs. I hope this year comes out the 5th edition
🏴
I've been running OpenBSD and i3-gaps for a while on my laptop, everything seems to work pretty nicely. My laptop has an Nvidia GPU however and there are no proprietary drivers for it in OpenBSD so it uses just the standard driver but it still works well just no hardware acceleration.
Laptop is a Lenovo Stinkpad t440p.
works well without hardware acceleration? come on lol.you can have it even with old intel igpu
U can tell it’s openBSD bc they have a nicer cli font by default
Just little over a week ago I installed OpenBSD for a first time and choose a Thinkpad to do so (T60). While it will still take some reading and experimenting to get used to it and its differences to GNU/Linux, three things stood out to me from the first hour on:
- Device support for Thinkpads is on point: Sound (and the corresponding buttons )works out of the box, suspend and resume by closing the lid works out of the box, WiFi works out of the box.
- File structure: the structure of the system files looks a lot cleaner and organized.
- Documentation: the handbook is really helpful, as are the manpages (dedicated manpages for the configuration files are a very nice touch).
I like and support simple yes no scripts because it makes tedious stuff simple. Partitioning for example:
You do not partition drives more than 3 times a year usually
You should know partition tables and general differences between filesystems
You should know how os uses partitions
But you do not need to know the tool that partitions the drive.
Lets take time to do a job from 3 minutes to 1. But also use less neurons so we can think of other stuff.
the timing of those two videos man, tbh i like where this is going
You can always escape to the shell and do it yourself, you don't *have* to use the installer.
BSD User here
I would be fine with running OpenBSD had it been for their focus on drivers, containerization and concern for POSIX standards from the 90s. Core software that I use is not available, such as Chromium. Its a lot of little things. FreeBSD is better, but needs to stop focusing on ZFS and focus on powering the cloud (ie, not being a VM in the cloud).
I have used Linux (Slackware and mandrake) since the late 90s, and I personally like the direction its gone. Honestly, I just run Ubuntu or Mint nowadays and rather than getting my system super custom do other useful things :)
Plan 9 video is comming.
What made you choose OpenBSD over FreeBSD? The latter is definitely more suitable for a daily-use OS
shit defaults
From everything I've seen from the two, FreeBSD is okay with bloatyness whereas OpenBSD remains cleaner.
@@cranknlesdesires freebsd is bolshevik compromised
Openbsd, and all bsd, have a concept of a complete OS, so they don't expect that you need anything more than what they provide.
The BSD Exodus has begun.
Watch out Luke, it's slippery slope…
And check top when it's just sitting there... I installed OpenBSD a couple months ago to check it out too... Never seen a system load that low!
05:14 Your builds works fine on *BSD, except for statusbar scripts, it seems a little different.
Mental Outlaw second channel :D
You just got bored with your artix waifu and now looking around at the os dating scene
why do i have so much openbsd on my recommended
Accidentally revealed your power level at the end there 😂
LOVE the dial telephone on the desk!
So tactile! So real! Oh, you need to use 10-digit dialing for all local calls now? Sure...use that phone! I'll have you thinking, "do I reallly need to call this person...it's going to take so long to dial." Maybe that's a good thing. I might like the forced interaction with such a well engineered and long-lasting piece of phone tech. It's transmitter and receiver had THE BEST audio quality on good analog telco wires. Nobody will know how good your voice sounds, as they answer your calls with their dumb smartphone. Latency? Conversational naturalness destroying latency? How about lightspeed on the wire, man! But nobody will know about the near zero latency, as again, they'll be answering on a smartphone.
It gets me thinking about how I could add it to some home PBX and give it some convenience features or something. Have calls to a cell phone forward to that phone.
How to use a dial telephone:
th-cam.com/video/p45T7U5oi9Q/w-d-xo.html
Some zoomers try:
th-cam.com/video/1OADXNGnJok/w-d-xo.html
Touchtone dialing? More like bloat dialing. Rotary pulse is for Chads. And Luke Kenny.
I literally just searched "Luke smith bsd"
not having lsblk is really painful
@@fugreek ive never learned fdisk so I didn't know I can do this, thank you so much
Heheh 6.9
yo, just go and use dialup like a real chad ;P
Not sure if that's in OpenBSD, but one of the things I found great about FreeBSD back when I used it and miss at least once every week is SIGINFO. It's a signal that doesn't exist in Linux or glibc, TTYs have ^T bound to send it to the foreground pgrp by default, and it's ignored by default by processes that don't explicitly catch it. A lot of little FreeBSD programs (like dd) used it to display progress on request, and if no process would catch it, the kernel would echo the foreground process name/PID and its CPU usage and such things to the TTY. If I were to point out the one greatest feature FreeBSD had that Linux doesn't, that would be it.
OpenBSD is life.
Why do you have a welsh flag?
Around 2:05, make sure to blur your background next time, people can get mad these days about stuff like that.
@John Broadwell Definetely that...lol
2:15 That flag in the background explains a lot of your political takes
Nice catch lol
Yeah his Welsh nationalism is getting pretty noticeable
really? now i'm convinced the world is a simulation and luke smith and mental outlaw are actually the same person
DWM works fine.. just gotta set the right variables in the make script
I tried OpenBSD on a thinkpad x220, and it almost melted my CPU, for whatever reason it turned my relatively cool thiccpad into a menstruating volcano.
Probably because you didn't enable apmd that is daemon for power management
rcctl enable apmd
rcctl set apmd flags -A
rcctl start apmd
It's not enabled by default because it's pointless on virtual machines etc,
Yes, Luke, I care. I'd love to see LARBS come to OpenBSD. Please don't stop.
I was testing out OpenBSD about a month ago, it really is a good OS. In the end it wasn't suitable for me as a daily driver due to software availability. Performance wise it's a lot slower than Linux, noticeably so but this was not a deal breaker for me.
You probably didnt add your user to the staff group, you also need to increase memory and processes limits. OpenBSD is extremely conservative in terms of resource usage by default to the point where it's nearly impossible to run a web browser without changing these configs.
blasphemy,blasphemy,blasphemy,blasphemy, how much you want for that plastic step ?
luke youtube doesnt show me you anymore, they show me kenny instead....
Pain and suffering is the road for the ultimate happiness (BSD lore)
And so it begins
Um... don't wanna watch the video, but had to pop in to say WTF is this thumbnail???! uWu
*Doas gang approves*
😎
Is that my rotary phone from 1986?
yo i love plan 9 or whatever (i just like the computer penguin)
I installed OpenBSD a year ago. Then after a couple of days I got out of disk space and I couldn't do anything, I had press Reset button. It never booted again, it just doesn't boot when disk usage is 100%. Figure it out how to clean it. That's all you need to know about OpenBSD.
I had a stool just like that when I was a child. The nostalgia hit me hard.
Why do you actually need lsblk? On Plan 9, `ls /dev/sd*` is the lsblk-equivalent, which is always going to work because of conventions, namely that anything storage-devicey is always going to match to that glob. Perhaps OpenBSD is like this?
Oooohhh ... It's going to be MacOS next 🤣
Kenny, you already uploaded this video.
For someone who comes from Linux, it's probably easier to start with FreeBSD before moving on to OpenBSD, to help gently bridge the gap. You've got a lot more packages/ports available to help make your setup more familiar. (such as a lsblk package which I too was very glad existed, kernel modules to support filesystems like ext4 and ntfs, and whatever else... and btw, you can also switch between different TTYs just like in Linux). At the same time though, it's still different enough to be a learning experience and an opportunity to unlearn being used to some familiar "Linux-isms".
I've been living on FreeBSD for my laptop lately, and while it's a bit tricky, I'm able to ease myself into it without too much trouble. I'd definitely like to try out OpenBSD when I'm at home enough in FreeBSD. I reckon it'll certainly be a good exercise in setting up a very secure system, and in RTFM.
OpenBSD is a valid gender you can identify as, dw
"the options you want" ... you are in for a rude awakening. There are basically none. Happened to me too. They like things proper and secure an they do it that way so they see no reason for you to diverge from that path.