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pufferfish wit da big ass lip
>>107661294cuck license
>>107661306Kino.>>107661481A loicense file isn't going to impede me from recycling your code.I don't really care about the GNU vs BSD debate. I use (Net)BSD because it is simply better, not because of the license.
anyone tried getting looking glass to work on freebsd?
>>107661294>1024x768tiny old monitors are cute. I hooked up my machine to a tiny monitor and it looked so retro.but when working with GIMP I need 1920x1080
>>107661845You reminded me of Project Looking Glass, a Sun Microsystems initiative to develop a three-dimensional desktop environment for free and open-source operating systems. I miss Sun. /bug/ wasn't supposed to make me cry, but alas.>anyone tried getting looking glass to work on freebsd?I researched "Looking Glass Linux" and it seems to depend on KVM. So you would have to remove that barrier. FreeBSD does not support KVM.>>107661850By the way, your GEGL plugins work on [Free,Open,Net]BSD. I tested them. I don't like GIMP, though. For me, ImageMagick.
Yesterday I learned docker (via podman) works on freebsd ... and has for like 3 years. Is it simply terrible and thus people don't talk about it or is it something people aren't familiar with?
>>107661992FreeBSD has better docker already, why would anyone bother?
>>107662111There are some things that are distributed only via docker. Using docker from freebsd sounds far less miserable when compared to installing linux to do it.Could I read their docker compose or whatever and piece together what they are doing in realty to install the tool? Sure. Do I care enough to expend the energy to remake the wheel? Almost certainly not.
>>107661992Aversion to software comin from Linux, primarily.This reaction is unique to its community, composed mainly of boomers over 60 years old. Developers, on the other hand, love Linux; FreeBSD, starting with the 15.0 series, implements Linux epoll and improves LinuxKPI to run Linux drivers with minor modifications.
