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Can Framework Laptops easily run OpenBSD?
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>>109630986
Easily? No.
Hardly? Yes.
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>>109630986
cuck license
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>>/sqt/
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>>109630986
I don't see it on the official list of community stuff, but I don't see why it wouldn't be possible as long as the hardware you bought is supported in BSD like it is Linux.
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no
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>>109631178
no u
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>>109630986
CuckBSD doesn't even support SSDs or multi core CPUs
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>>109631699
>doesn't even support SSDs
What support is needed? It's a block device. I can run everything down to MS-DOS off an SSD.
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>>109631699
Blatant lies
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>>109631711
>>109631726
Not TRIMming an SSD is like driving with an engaged handbrake. And no, TRIM isn't optional.
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>>109630986
I'm running it now on the Framwork 16 and I really like it. Everything works except for the wifi card. Connected with USB ethernet for now. The whole install process is really easy and quick. You can get set up with XFCE using this nifty guide. https://www.birkey.co/2022-01-29-openbsd-7-xfce-desktop.html
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>>109632405
cool
are you gonna stay with it as a daily?
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>>109631734
Surely there's a utility that you can put in your crontab to periodically TRIM unused sectors, like what Windows users did before their OS supported it properly.
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>>109632405
so openbsd does work?
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>>109631178
you are doing God's work, anon
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>only 1 framework user answering the question once
what was the point of this being its own thread
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>>109632563
Yeah, for at least a while. It's a pretty nice system. I've got a separate drive for when I wanna play games on Linux, so I figure openbsd is gonna be fine for daily use, email, study, web browsing etc.

>>109634716
Yeah it works lmao, I couldn't daily drive it if it didn't
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>>109635285
>Yeah it works lmao
on what?
I want to use the and framework 16
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>>109631178
Minix was proprietary for decades. Opinion discarded
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>>109635382
on what? I dunno what else it works on, I use it on the Framework 16. You can check on their website for hardware compatibility with whatever device you're curious about
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>>109635471
AMD Framework 16
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>>109631178
no u
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>>109630986
openbsd is not a real os, you're not supposed to use it, even its creators/maintainers don't use it.
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>>109635205
>what was the point of this being its own thread
advertising
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>>109636359
oh ok
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OpenBSD vs HardenedBSD vs CheriBSD vs ElectroBSD vs QubesOS vs RedoxOS vs MicroPython environment on top of seL4 vs SculptOS?
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>>109636520
Oops forgot IroncladOS.
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>>109635572
Oh I getcha, I forgot to say that. All AMD version works real well.



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