I will definitely check some of these out! You have a nice set-up. One of my favorites was SCT used to change the temperature of screen colors. I always compute during the night and this saves my eyes/helps me sleep better.
What do you use for system monitoring? I tried bpytop and it’s ok, I use glances on arch so it show temps and battery status but glances on openbsd does not. also, I don’t think intel turbo works but I haven’t found how to confirm. Cool channel!
Try with another window manager and see what happens. It could be also the configuration under /etc/wsconsctl.conf to be messed up. Check also login.conf under home directory. Or try to created another account to see whether the issue goes away. Or try a USB mouse and see what happens. If it works for a brief second I suspect it is configuration related but it is difficult to pinpoint without bunch of trial and errors.
@@TheOpenBSDguy i tried another wm it did not make any difference, another account did not help either an external mouse (wireless) worked just fine all the time
@@gogogogogogogogogogog9 check the man pages of ws. I had a similar issue when I was running openbsd on my laptop and I had to make up a config in /etc/wsconsctl.conf like The OpenBSD Guy said.
worked on my computer, check the name of the package in the FTP the packages directory should be /pub/OpenBSD/7.2/packages or sometimes some are in packages-stable
it's pretty much UNIX in everything but name, who cares what the open group says? they just want their licensing fees and their homepage sucks anyways, why take them seriously? i mean they can't even be bothered to update a broken link on the UNIX certification program page!
And? Is Linux more UNIX? Maybe you use UnixWare or OpenServer, that is purely fake unix. Real unixes are v1-v8 and more unix is plan 9. BSDs are fake unix, but unixware and anything svr4 are purely bad faker. Svr4 just have unix trademark so they name them unix.
Whether something is officially Unix is political and depends on whether the project spent money to get certified. The BSDs are POSIX compliant and basically Unix through and through, but they don't have billions of dollars to spend and get certified like Apple and Oracle do.
I will definitely check some of these out! You have a nice set-up. One of my favorites was SCT used to change the temperature of screen colors. I always compute during the night and this saves my eyes/helps me sleep better.
Thanks
Thank you for sharing your setup!
thank you im setting up a openbsd machine and its been a while this is making it more human
What do you use for system monitoring? I tried bpytop and it’s ok, I use glances on arch so it show temps and battery status but glances on openbsd does not. also, I don’t think intel turbo works but I haven’t found how to confirm. Cool channel!
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Thank you for the content. so newsboat beats apple news in terms of sophistication of conduct. is there a mail client equivalent of that?
OpenBSD is shipped with `mail`, an email client. There's also `mutt` but I don't have experience with neither of them.
Im using pretty mucho all those programs here as well
Nice setup, what system tray, status bar is that?
It's the good old i3status bar
my touchpad on openbsd works only after xorg starts and before dwm load
when dwm fully loaded the touchpad stops working
Try with another window manager and see what happens. It could be also the configuration under /etc/wsconsctl.conf to be messed up. Check also login.conf under home directory. Or try to created another account to see whether the issue goes away. Or try a USB mouse and see what happens. If it works for a brief second I suspect it is configuration related but it is difficult to pinpoint without bunch of trial and errors.
@@TheOpenBSDguy i tried another wm it did not make any difference,
another account did not help either
an external mouse (wireless) worked just fine all the time
@@gogogogogogogogogogog9 check the man pages of ws. I had a similar issue when I was running openbsd on my laptop and I had to make up a config in /etc/wsconsctl.conf like The OpenBSD Guy said.
@@stellarorbit1341 thanks for ur reply
Great, can u tell what that movie name plz;;;
It's a scene from Jurassic Park 1993
@@TheOpenBSDguythank u so much fish 🐡, today is my migration to openbsd, is there any welcoming, hahaha 🤍
Hello OpenBSD guy! Why I can't install Firefox on my OpenBSD 7.2? Package not found...
worked on my computer, check the name of the package in the FTP the packages directory should be /pub/OpenBSD/7.2/packages or sometimes some are in packages-stable
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Open bsd is not unix .. it’s not certified by unix .. it’s just a unix like system
it's pretty much UNIX in everything but name, who cares what the open group says? they just want their licensing fees and their homepage sucks anyways, why take them seriously? i mean they can't even be bothered to update a broken link on the UNIX certification program page!
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And? Is Linux more UNIX? Maybe you use UnixWare or OpenServer, that is purely fake unix. Real unixes are v1-v8 and more unix is plan 9. BSDs are fake unix, but unixware and anything svr4 are purely bad faker. Svr4 just have unix trademark so they name them unix.
Whether something is officially Unix is political and depends on whether the project spent money to get certified. The BSDs are POSIX compliant and basically Unix through and through, but they don't have billions of dollars to spend and get certified like Apple and Oracle do.
It contains Unix source code. It's Unix. Screw the license.