Posts by izder456@ieji.de
 (DIR) Post #ALP5bHp3zY5AwIWV6m by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:07:19Z
       
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       @nerdtronics what day are we planning? I’ve got a Pine A64+ 1GB that’s been collecting some dust.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALP5k330IKsHimDniy by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:09:00Z
       
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       @nerdtronics love the top taskbar. Xfce as it should be!
       
 (DIR) Post #ALP63Gas9cdbEiEAMq by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:12:10Z
       
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       @Soy_Magnus @nerdtronics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_numerals?wprov=sfti1 have fun.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALP69ZpxWM1yejIEfQ by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:13:14Z
       
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       @Soy_Magnus @nerdtronics I like you. Stupid humor is great.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALP6PfKarTw4KSIHKq by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:16:14Z
       
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       @n3f_X every white dad in existence ^
       
 (DIR) Post #ALPGvPJgwCwNT8e7xw by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-12T04:28:44Z
       
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       @Soy_Magnus @nerdtronics clearly. RootBSD, get with the times man!!!
       
 (DIR) Post #ALX3YNuhFi5RKZcyHo by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-16T00:22:09Z
       
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       @nerdtronics exactly. There is no “correct” linux/unix/bsd install for everyone. The only correct one is the one you install and stick with. I personally like tiling window managers and used to be a sdorfehs/ratpoison nut. I tried DTOS and was pleasantly surprised by Xmonad, despite hating functional programming with a passion.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALYzdaBRaDaSTpSqQq by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-16T22:47:42Z
       
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       @nerdtronics is that a t420? I want one, because there’s a libreboot bios in the works for it last I heard. Do you like tha machine?
       
 (DIR) Post #ALYzxEtWReYmFFSFEm by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-16T22:51:10Z
       
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       @nerdtronics oh nice! Also, unrelated, what happened to the adventuresinbsd project from a few months back?
       
 (DIR) Post #ALZ0MK7S9mengkvpL6 by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-16T22:55:39Z
       
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       @nerdtronics mehn, dontcha hate it when life throws ya curveballs? If I had my druthers it’d be different. But, no.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALehzEKOXgYDyvd8Ns by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-19T16:58:12Z
       
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       @nerdtronics well said, anon.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALmD30xOfezSoHUbfU by izder456@ieji.de
       2022-07-21T23:34:58Z
       
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       @rootbsd https://youtu.be/M-LO7It3hek best remix of any pop-culture thing.
       
 (DIR) Post #AY7skYGCXiqxXVASLw by izder456@ieji.de
       2023-07-27T16:58:55Z
       
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       trying toot's cli utility. idk if this works???
       
 (DIR) Post #AwdqcYvCM5zeCiaDHE by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-07-29T22:37:47Z
       
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       @vermaden tbf this has been a problem in the linux world due to how package management works over there. goes to show why you should *actually* separate critical base from 3rd party things software and not "do a linux". have we forgotten our roots? :/
       
 (DIR) Post #AwdqcaTyYHPF2rrV7g by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-07-29T23:26:09Z
       
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       @vermaden more reason to use the other *BSDs I suppose.
       
 (DIR) Post #AzONUmPpUwCDODZOi0 by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-10-19T18:58:40Z
       
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       I use xmessage quite extensively. its a great scripting tool for basic x11 prompts. it comes with xenocara on #OpenBSD.I even use it in a gui-based wifi manager I wrote in korn shell aptly called "wireless" here: https://codeberg.org/Izder456/utilsmy xenodm uses it for a poweroff, suspend, and reboot menu, written in korn shellhttps://codeberg.org/izder456/XenoDM-Config and my dotfiles use it as a session selector in my xsession file, which is also written in korn shellhttps://codeberg.org/Izder456/dotfiles
       
 (DIR) Post #B0pxeXo7ivUIHa5avg by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-12-02T00:22:25Z
       
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       @justine @jae if its really a “unix” as OP says, it is probably a reimplementation of Rio like 9wm:https://github.com/9wm/9wm
       
 (DIR) Post #B0q0iikxG1xVGEI3UW by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-11-08T21:19:19Z
       
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       @justine my desktop doubles as a fileserver and seedbox for open source OS torrents/isos. I use NFSv3 for unixen, and samba for everything else. and to host the seedbox, I use transmission_daemon. to make it network discoverable to """modern""" operating systems' network service discovery, I host avahi_daemon on it too. not counting ssh for remote access.
       
 (DIR) Post #B1101IOvVWOdo9q5pY by izder456@ieji.de
       2025-12-07T19:37:32Z
       
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       It’s a good idea #OpenBSD
       
 (DIR) Post #B29kLQu2kWlsRgCRe4 by izder456@ieji.de
       2026-01-10T21:04:11Z
       
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       How do y’all organize your #Linux or #BSD workflow?Are you a desktop environment user that treats it as a turnkey environment for all your needs and don’t tweak it much?Do you just use the tty and terminal programs really leveraging the power of the unix-y shell?Or do you play in the middle ground somewhere and use a tiling wm like me?—For me, I treat my #OpenBSD install like a unix-y flavored lisp machine. I don’t need much gui integration that much outside of the terminal, my wm’s lisp process socket and emacs, to be happy.