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[?]roman » 🌐
@hi@romanzolotarev.com

is anyone working on porting version of to ? or no rust on openbsd anytime soon?

latest verson in ports is 6.9

    [?]roman » 🌐
    @hi@romanzolotarev.com

    anyone running on macbook air m1 or similar? -stable or -current? what hardware works? what is not supported yet?

      [?]roman » 🌐
      @hi@romanzolotarev.com

      oh, cool! thank you for the pointer. let me try femto.

      p.s. to make it clear i was talking about /usr/bin/vi --- it's tiny. neovim is huge :)

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        [?]Justine Smithies [She / Her] » 🌐
        @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

        OK Not that I have anything against but I'm going to install 15.0 onto my again as I do miss ZFS and the extensive selection of apps too. Ok I miss full color emoji in the terminal too you got me. But I do still have OpenBSD running on my Dell Optiplex 3080 Tower so I can keep up with developments as I do still like what it is and what they stand for. I guess I'm just a girl and I like them all. :runbsd: :openbsd: :freebsd:

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          [?]Justine Smithies [She / Her] » 🌐
          @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

          I love my P14s Gen 1 AMD and running it sleeps and wakes from sleep without issue. But when I try on it, It does sleep you see the ThinkPad LED pulsing indicating sleep. But when I go to wake, It just sits on a blank screen and all you can do is force it off and on again. Anybody have similar experiences ??

            [?]roman » 🌐
            @hi@romanzolotarev.com

            i'm really enjoying gotwebd(8)---so much so that i might keep a mirror running on my own servers.

            i'm glad to support gothub, and if you're looking for a neat place to host your repositories, give it a shot:

            $ ssh signup@gothub.org

              [?]roman » 🌐
              @hi@romanzolotarev.com

              moved ssg repo to got.romanzolotarev.com

              powered by @gothub@exquisite.social

              gothub feels so right:

              • sign up via ssh bot
              • configure your server by pushing to gotsys repository (brilliant idea!)
              • and you can serve your static sites with custom domain names
              thanks to @stsp@bsd.network for the onboarding ❤️

                [?]roman » 🌐
                @hi@romanzolotarev.com

                let's try gothub.org...


                  [?]passthejoe » 🌐
                  @passthejoe@snac.bsd.cafe

                  This #LibreOffice bug, where trying to create or open a password-protected file crashes the application, is what kept me from running #FreeBSD on my laptop (before that hardware died last month). I was able to keep running #OpenBSD (where LibreOffice doesn't crash) until the laptop gave up and wouldn't run at all. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=289266

                    [?]roman » 🌐
                    @hi@romanzolotarev.com

                    great to see old hardware finding new purpose running ---and minimal footprint makes it perfect for the job https://snac.la10cy.net/amilatled/p/1770519725.677882

                      [?]roman » 🌐
                      @hi@romanzolotarev.com

                      i love my scripts.

                      i try to push shell as far as it reasonably goes. for most tasks, sh, find, grep, sed, and cut is more than enough. only when things become truly complex or painfully slow do i reach for another language.

                      i used to care a lot about strict portability, but in practice i only run my scripts on macos and . that simplifies things: if shellcheck is happy, i'm happy. i'm 99% sure my scripts work on other unix-like systems, but i don't feel the need to check.

                      what really draws me to shell is that it's always there. it's part of the base system, requires no extra installation, and the runtime has been stable for decades. that stability translates directly into confidence: shell scripts feel future-proof.

                      i know i can run something like ssg.sh ten years from now and it will still work --- certainly on , and hopefully on macos too. there's no dependency churn, no worrying about the "right" version of python or ruby, and no hoping the ecosystem hasn't moved on.

                      it just runs.

                      built with /bin/sh

                      Alt...built with /bin/sh

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                        [?]𝙹𝚘𝚎𝚕 𝙲𝚊𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚝 ♑ 🤪 » 🌐
                        @joel@gts.tumfatig.net

                        Was looking at running stuff from #OpenBSD httpd(8). SearXNG drove me to those markdown notes on how OpenBSD's httpd handles its #FastCGI parameters. Debugging it with slowcgi from @AFresh1 . Great lecture. Thanks Andrew!

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                          [?]Morgan Aldridge » 🌐
                          @morgant@mastodon.social

                          In addition to helping me experience the importance of audio in-game audio cues and learn how to interpret it, the other big takeaway from the last -- uh, eight?! -- years of watching streamers: use a foot pedal for mic mute, esp. push-to-talk. I implemented on my workstation using a foot controller, momentary pedal switches, and some shell scripts. My had extra buttons, so I use them for switching virtual desktops and such. 1/n

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