Posts by starbreaker@bsd.network
(DIR) Post #264668 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-09-27T15:16:03Z
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@sehnsucht How do you like OpenIndiana? I'm content with OpenBSD, but my first Unix was SunOS on SPARC, so I'm glad to see that legacy live on.
(DIR) Post #264670 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-09-27T15:29:49Z
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@sehnsucht Thanks. I'll keep that in mind if OpenBSD ever goes corporate the way Linux has. :)
(DIR) Post #443783 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-10-05T15:17:49Z
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I've been working toward a more old-school desktop using mostly stuff that comes with #OpenBSD. Exceptions include rxvt-unicode instead of xterm, GNU Emacs instead of vi or mg, and htop instead of top.But instead of having a taskbar or conky just to get a clock, I just have xclock sitting in a corner.#ShowYourDesktop
(DIR) Post #446724 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-10-09T13:40:20Z
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@anthk Thanks. I'll take a look at those on my lunch break. I mainly used htop because of the colors, so if I can take better advantage of existing tools I'll be happy to drop htop.
(DIR) Post #784897 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-10-26T19:34:45Z
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@charlag I think we should call this style "capitalist essentialism". The individual is both paramount and de-emphasized and interchangeable, and the artist only provides the minimum required detail to convey their intended meaning.
(DIR) Post #1174072 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-06T22:04:19Z
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I saw this howto for setting up #OpenBSD on a laptop on Reddit today.https://www.c0ffee.net/blog/openbsd-on-a-laptop/
(DIR) Post #1270881 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-17T04:28:15Z
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I know this is pathetic, but I finally figured out how to get Alpine working. That's one more GUI app replaced with a CLI app.#SmallVictories
(DIR) Post #1403454 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-20T16:00:01Z
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Who needs vim or neovim? If I didn't need UTF-8 support, OpenBSD vi (Keith Bostic's nvi) would be fine.Instead, since I use characters outside US ASCII, I use nvi2 (nvi in ports). :)
(DIR) Post #1503283 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-26T13:21:38Z
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@SetecAstronomy If you want a graphical client, try claws-mail.
(DIR) Post #1503284 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-26T13:21:45Z
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@SetecAstronomy If you want a graphical client, try claws-mail.
(DIR) Post #1594217 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-11-29T23:28:25Z
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@kaniini Aside from Mein Kampf?
(DIR) Post #1717609 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-12-04T18:41:31Z
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@ky0ko There is no ethical production under capitalism.
(DIR) Post #1722814 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-12-04T18:48:08Z
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Breaking out of grayscale, and using the Eighties Dark color scheme in Xresources.For those of you who like the #Fixed font family that comes with #X11: what's the appeal? It looks OK to me on my laptop, but on bigger screens the main appeal seems to be that I can have more terminals visible at the same time. Is that all there is to it?
(DIR) Post #1876960 by starbreaker@bsd.network
2018-12-07T13:53:50Z
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@popefucker Not to mention an operating system whose design we still use today.