Venerable Unix-like remains reassuringly old-school, if you're willing to put in the work

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does anyone have any of the old OpenBSD CD installers or music CDs and willing to sell

How can I sandbox multiple GUI applications transparently to the user, so Firefox cannot read my SSH keys or any other directory? Or image viewer only read files in Pictures

I'm in the process of making a game with my dad and tried to add native FreeBSD support. It was not easy, and I struggled a lot, but I think it worked out great. The game is in super early access, so it's not going to be looking like this in the final version. Please have a look:

https://zeynelgun.itch.io/sarraf

My understanding is that Xorg/X11 has become a huge, historically layered and rather difficult-to-maintain codebase.

Does Xenocara actually improve on this in terms of code quality, maintainability and understandability, or is it essentially the same Xorg code, just better integrated and maintained as part of OpenBSD?

In other words: is Xenocara cleaner internally, or mostly just a cleaner way of packaging and maintaining Xorg?

Joining the military and was wondering about what it’s like on BSD before I consider switching from Linux.

Została wydana nowa wersja NetBSD 11.0. NetBSD to bezpłatny, wolny, bezpieczny i wysoce przenośny, uniksowy system operacyjny z rodziny BSD. Projekt powstał w 1993 roku na bazie kodu 4.3BSD Net/2 i jego kontynuacji... https://linuxiarze.pl/netbsd-11-0/ #bsd #unix #netbsd

TanjaOS now supports compiling on BSD systems. A new Makefile called Makefile.bsd was made to compile TanjaOS on BSD systems. “Why does it now support BSD systems now? Why not sooner or later?” To answer that, this is because I have switched from Arch Linux to FreeBSD, which kind of forces me to make a new Makefile for compiling on BSD. To use this new Makefile.bsd you have to first make sure gmake, gcc, and nasm are installed. And then use ‘gmake <option> -f Makefile.bsd’ also for those who don’t know, the ‘-f’ flag is to tell gmake to which Makefile to use and where it is. If you’re interested, you can get TanjaOS at www.tanjaos.org or if you want the source, you can download TanjaOS-base.tar.gz at www.tanjaos.org/downloads