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@davidgerard@circumstances.run @skjeggtroll@mastodon.online @typhlosion@denden.world OSS is dead. I vote for a new subsection of software - Libre and Unburdened Software by Humans, or LUSH I.e. : #NetBSD is #LUSH (Happy to replace "Unburdened" with another word... It's the only one I could fit for now 😄)
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@_elena@mastodon.social #NetBSD, the #noAI solution
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Finally finished porting over my suckless installer for #NetBSD 🥳

https://git.btxx.org/netsuck/

  • dwm for window management
  • st for your core terminal
  • firefox as your core web browser
  • aerc for your terminal-based mail client
  • slock for screen locking
  • scrot for simple screenshot utilities
  • dunst for notifications
  • JetBrains Mono for the core typeface

Note: This is catered for my T480s, so your mileage may vary ;)

#suckless #desktop

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@pertho@mastodon.bsd.cafe I'm on #NetBSD now ❤️ after being primarily interested in #FreeBSD for a long while until the whole #AI fiasco happened I still don't get how projects are willing to actively invite in this sort of risk: https://github.com/sebedard-creator/pt_api/issues/3 or the risk of #slop on quality
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Hello #netbsd folk! I need your help!

Midori, Palemoon and other GTK apps show broken icons (always did).

I have tried a couple of things but I am not sure if they are related at all, just desperate tries:

  • Added dbus=YES to /etc/rc.conf
  • Installed Adwaita icon theme (I usually see it as the default icon theme on gnome apps, I dunno...)

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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I have a #Thinkcentre with #OpenBSD. It serves as a host for all my repos. My two laptops, an old #x240 with #alpinelinux and the #t480s with #netbsd, I use for programming. I pull a repo to the laptop of the day, and push when I'm done. Because of the recent issues with #SSH on #alpinelinux I changed all three machines to work with #sshkeys instead of passwords as of yesterday. Apart from the security aspect, it has the added benefit that I don't have to key in my crazy long password whenever I #push or just use #ssh to do cross machine activity. Why didn't I do this long ago?
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