It's specifically designed to be for the developers to continue development, if you intend to do serious C development and not much else then yeah.
I went through a couple months on my laptop and it ran fine, it had the same battery life as a heavy-set linux distro though.
The absolute state.
The OpenBSD project is by and for it's developers, this technical axiom is beyond your word frickery to try and get the GPL to pozz projects on ideological ground.
The GPL is the cuck license as you need to sit in the corner and watch your code take the railings under a democracy, Theo is in charge of OpenBSD's direction till he dies.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Theo is in charge of OpenBSD's direction till he dies.
GPL projects have dictators as well moron. How do you like getting cucked by Sony?
2 years ago
Anonymous
Again, you're imposing your ideology on the goals and desires of a BSD/MIT license to come to this conclusion.
Sony upheld their license agreement and thanked the FreeBSD project.
Why the frick do you want to attach your perversions and projections to an agreement that was upheld.
What's more is while you mention Sony, they're 4 or so releases behind with the technical debt of either bringing their tree up to speed or rebasing their modifications in a current release.
Netflix has donated a great deal of time and effort to FreeBSD, and in return they track essentially Head branch as an extremely cheap rolling release distro in production.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Sony upheld their license agreement and thanked the FreeBSD project.
Thanks for letting me frick your wife bro.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>I hold a view of *use* of my code as a precious, close to a "wife" in the abstract >therefore everyone MUST feel violated when they're aware someone is doing something stupid with their code >even though the bounds of their agreement are sound, the abstract "wife" originally proposed is still sacrosanct, I'm going to do word frickery to make out like they're getting a raw deal from Sony
The state of you, you can stop anytime.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Thanks for letting me frick your daughter as well.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>as well
You're pathetic, in this scenario FreeBSD wants grandchildren.
Just remember what happens when you play tactically dense, you end up run by codes of conduct.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>even though there was a contractual agreement for sony to frick my wife
2 years ago
Anonymous
>continues to conflate use of with ownership over to make sure to get in sexual utterances
You've never contributed and I can tell.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Of course I don't own your wife, I do use her though.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Terms of use, ownership over, was "make use of wife" in the abstract.
You're at peak tactical moronation, examine what this means to GPL'd code, as previously said it means he's having it with both the wife and the daughter same time.
This is why I dislike "cuck license", it only makes sense as a bullying tactic by someone who's ashamed of how they themselves are treated under their licensed terms.
2 years ago
Anonymous
cuck license is oven dodger israelite spam, the dumbfricks at unit 8200 forgot to put on their meme flags and got busted with it on /misc/
probably they're mad because they can't comp theo even though they've tried several times, they want you using systemd/linux with their IBM red hat us government + mossad backdoors
2 years ago
Anonymous
I believe openbsd uses openrc which is compatible with linux
2 years ago
Anonymous
you post like a bot you frickin' moron
2 years ago
Anonymous
How do you feel yo be cucked by Google and other companies and not being able to make commercial products without working for them for free?
2 years ago
Anonymous
well atleast the they got google to opensource android and I bet they got some money from it as well.
Hell I know Linus has gotten quiet a bit of money.
2 years ago
Anonymous
BSD is open source too. You can chiose to redistribute your modification or avoid big corporation to use your code for free instead of being forced to be a cuck
2 years ago
Anonymous
My understanding of the BSD license is that its just an MIT clone.
So no you can't avoid anybody doing anything with your code.
FRICK NO. HOLY SHIT, the original BSD is essentially the current reason for most of the flaws associated with Unix and Linux
Prototypical example, cat -v. Obviously, these guys didn't understand what the frick they were doing.
Hilariously, even though corrected in the literature by Pike and Kernighan 40 years ago, GNU and OpenBSD utils packages both have cat -v. (and tons of other shit. Like ls being shit in multiple ways (try ls | cat. Notice anything)
Don't even get me started on links and hidden files
ELI5 what does this post mean? Is this some kind of advanced troll where you type random shit while trying to sound smart? Just having a critical tone doesn't make you smart, you have to have real content.
>cat -v
I'll bite. What's this about. The term is impossible to duckduckgo for. >try ls | cat. Notice anything
Yea, but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be noticing. Piping ls output is dumb also (use find).
>cat -v
cat is short for catenate. It's for concatenating files. In no universe should it be changing the output of said files. >ls | cat
Are you blind? Can you see that ls changes its output depending on whether it pipes to a terminal? This is fricking disgusting, no other Unix command works like this.
If we just had one program for every specific purpose we would have a hundred thousand different binaries on a single machine to fill the same use cases that a few hundred currently serve
For example, the code below would have to be used to find lines containing gay, but not 'me', color the word gay, and tell you the line number
rownumbers some_file | colorwords gay | grep gay | reversegrep me
2 years ago
Anonymous
You are a dumbass Black person, programs can have options, WHEN THEY MAKE SENSE.
ls doesn't need to format, pr can do that. ls | pr -5 (or 4 3 6 7 whatever) in a script names lc if the user wants that
For your moronic command, it would actually be
grep gay | grep -v me | colorwords
Because grep -v makes sense, and 99.9% of people wouldn't need or want colored words in this case.
I can see the point, but I'm not nearly purist enough to be bothered by added cat features. Fact is, people use cat to list files. So what? It's not the 80's any more.
I agree ls behaviour is stupid. Though as previously mentioned, digesting piped ls output is also stupid.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Frick you butthole. I can't pipe ls on my own system because some Black person might use a fricking newline in a filename, might as well never use ls? But cat -v and other option bloat poisoning the ecosystem, preventing new utilities from being created which may advance the entire environment with an unintended use (like cat file), is a-ok?
Everyone who says >Cuck license
...have none of you put a second of thought into this? You can use software without also being the software developer. It's the devs giving up rights on what they themselves have made. You're the one railing Theo's blowfish wife!
Simple fact is, OpenBSD is incredibly secure against even israeli state actors, and the NSA hates it because Theo correctly pointed out that invading Iraq was stupid because they didn't even do 911.
Combine the US government israelites, and the Mossad israelites, they have the reach to shit talk it on all platforms. But it's a sloppy, sloppy, sloppy shillop. Too heavy handed.
The fact that the shills get agitated about OpenBSD should clue you in that it's actually GREAT to run.
Is too, dumbass israelite. Shillop proves it. Statel-level actors are TERRIFIED because now that Linux is backdoored along with Windows and MacOS, it's about the only thing going that's secure.
Dumbfrick, you're overshilling. Read Cass Sunstein's book, he's the guy who initiated official US government Internet shilling and he correctly points out that this really FRICKS you.
It's like the shilling trying to argue that Intel ME isn't a back door. It's just painfully overdone.
One of the funniest and saddest horror stories of Cuck Licenses I can think of is Andrew Tanenbaum, who released MINIX, an operating system, under a BSD license. Intel silently took this software (thanks to its license) and unbeknownst to him, used it for their Intel Management Engine, making it the OS of the spyware microprocessor/backdoor now running in all Intel CPUs. We all have a permanent NSA backdoor because of the Intel Management Engine—all made possibly by Cuck License cuckery.
>Trim is done by the ftl in modern SSDs
If you understand the most basic facts of how storage devices work, It's not possible. The ftl would have to understand the file system to know what blocks can be erased for future use.
It might be able to understand FAT but it sure as hell isn't going to understand FFS.
I'm using OpenBASED on the used Thinkpad I bought last week. I'm posting from it right now.
BUT I can't post from it because Firefox doesn't allow me to save or open any files because of the Pledge bullshit. Does anyone know how how to work around that? No I can't access even ~/Downloads using ctrl+L on the file picker. Frick me.
Although the operating system and its portable components are used in commercial products, De Raadt says that little of the funding for the project comes from the industry: "traditionally all our funding has come from user donations and users buying our CDs (our other products don't really make us much money). Obviously, that has not been a lot of money."[86]
For a two-year period in the early 2000s, the project received funding from DARPA, which "paid the salaries of 5 people to work completely full-time, bought about $30k in hardware, and paid for 3 hackathons", from the POSSE project.[86]
In 2006, the OpenBSD project experienced financial difficulties.[112] The Mozilla Foundation[113] and GoDaddy[114] are among the organizations that helped OpenBSD to survive. However, De Raadt expressed concern about the asymmetry of funding: "I think that contributions should have come first from the vendors, secondly from the corporate users, and thirdly from individual users. But the response has been almost entirely the opposite, with almost a 15-to-1 dollar ratio in favor of the little people. Thanks a lot, little people!"[86]
On 14 January 2014, Bob Beck issued a request for funding to cover electrical costs. If sustainable funding was not found, Beck suggested the OpenBSD project would shut down.[115] The project soon received a US$20,000 donation from Mircea Popescu, the Romanian creator of the MPEx bitcoin stock exchange, paid in bitcoins.[116] The project raised US$150,000[117] in response to the appeal, enabling it to pay its bills and securing its short-term future.[116]
Reporting from a T460. It works fine so far. Except for
I'm using OpenBASED on the used Thinkpad I bought last week. I'm posting from it right now.
BUT I can't post from it because Firefox doesn't allow me to save or open any files because of the Pledge bullshit. Does anyone know how how to work around that? No I can't access even ~/Downloads using ctrl+L on the file picker. Frick me.
That's not how you use "t" moron.
See > t. mongoloid
Openbsd was comparably fast on x220 and the difference is even less on more performant hw.
On the other hand > No random crash on mainstream disto > No systemd > No moronic useless leet installation configuration
You have a problem on Openbsd > apropos shit > read man pages > 90% of the time you solve it > If not search on Google
While on linux > The man pages are useless > Info pages are too detailed > Search "$distro $error-message" > Go through different blog pages > Any post suggest different opaque command that worked for them and nobody knows why > Copy and paste any command and if you are lucky one of them works somehow
Keep torturing yourself using Linux, I happily cope with those 3/4 missing feature at the price of being able to manage the OS in a easier way
2 years ago
Anonymous
The question is what do you use it for.
Just scrool huh
You can't get your alt right social media software or whatever. I'm hoping that's the reason and you're not just a pedo.
Also you keep saying systemd like you can't just get a non systemd distro with openrc which is the same thing openbsd uses
2 years ago
Anonymous
> What do you use it for
Reading email, surfing the web, read papers, listen to music, programming
> Pedo
You should look more into Linux fanbase you massive cretin
> No systemd
That's the least of the shit Linux does/have
Openbsd doesn't use openrc idiot.
doesn't openbsd have xcfe or something
Anyways not my problem I'm not even using linux im using windows lol
2 years ago
Anonymous
I installed a wm and firefox not a full desktop environment. But if it was a library issue it would error out and/or not show the file picker at all not just show an empty filesystem.
You need to learn how to read
https://man.openbsd.org/unveil.2
2 years ago
Anonymous
Are you fricking kidding me? I am not the package maintainer. If Firefox needs to make a syscall to be able to fricking save files then that shit needs to be patched in.
How can I solve this as a user without having to recompile Firefox?
2 years ago
Anonymous
Oh boy, just sticks to Linux please
When you have learned how to read you can install Openbsd, if you need to be spoonfed when a simple search on the docs/man would be sufficient you are gonna have a hell of a time on Openbsd, but it's a ~~*you*~~ problem rather than a Openbsd one
Seriously stick with Linux openbsd doesn't deserve morons
2 years ago
Anonymous
I already installed, it's too late. I need the hipster cred of running a BSD. The only other option is NetBSD which honestly might even be even more highly regarded in the hacker circles.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Are you fricking kidding me? I am not the package maintainer. If Firefox needs to make a syscall to be able to fricking save files then that shit needs to be patched in.
How can I solve this as a user without having to recompile Firefox?
Also how do you even port standard ANSI C program to OpenBSD if it needs a snowflake syscall to work? Is that done by the standard library every time you launch a program or something?
The openbsd developers are clearly strapped for cash and the desktop is last on their list of priorities. I woukdnt be surprised if openbsd becomes depreciated in the near future.
Cuck license
rent free
It's specifically designed to be for the developers to continue development, if you intend to do serious C development and not much else then yeah.
I went through a couple months on my laptop and it ran fine, it had the same battery life as a heavy-set linux distro though.
>It's specifically designed to be for the developers to continue development
Not possible under a cuck license.
The absolute state.
The OpenBSD project is by and for it's developers, this technical axiom is beyond your word frickery to try and get the GPL to pozz projects on ideological ground.
The GPL is the cuck license as you need to sit in the corner and watch your code take the railings under a democracy, Theo is in charge of OpenBSD's direction till he dies.
>Theo is in charge of OpenBSD's direction till he dies.
GPL projects have dictators as well moron. How do you like getting cucked by Sony?
Again, you're imposing your ideology on the goals and desires of a BSD/MIT license to come to this conclusion.
Sony upheld their license agreement and thanked the FreeBSD project.
Why the frick do you want to attach your perversions and projections to an agreement that was upheld.
What's more is while you mention Sony, they're 4 or so releases behind with the technical debt of either bringing their tree up to speed or rebasing their modifications in a current release.
Netflix has donated a great deal of time and effort to FreeBSD, and in return they track essentially Head branch as an extremely cheap rolling release distro in production.
>Sony upheld their license agreement and thanked the FreeBSD project.
Thanks for letting me frick your wife bro.
>I hold a view of *use* of my code as a precious, close to a "wife" in the abstract
>therefore everyone MUST feel violated when they're aware someone is doing something stupid with their code
>even though the bounds of their agreement are sound, the abstract "wife" originally proposed is still sacrosanct, I'm going to do word frickery to make out like they're getting a raw deal from Sony
The state of you, you can stop anytime.
Thanks for letting me frick your daughter as well.
>as well
You're pathetic, in this scenario FreeBSD wants grandchildren.
Just remember what happens when you play tactically dense, you end up run by codes of conduct.
>even though there was a contractual agreement for sony to frick my wife
>continues to conflate use of with ownership over to make sure to get in sexual utterances
You've never contributed and I can tell.
Of course I don't own your wife, I do use her though.
Terms of use, ownership over, was "make use of wife" in the abstract.
You're at peak tactical moronation, examine what this means to GPL'd code, as previously said it means he's having it with both the wife and the daughter same time.
This is why I dislike "cuck license", it only makes sense as a bullying tactic by someone who's ashamed of how they themselves are treated under their licensed terms.
cuck license is oven dodger israelite spam, the dumbfricks at unit 8200 forgot to put on their meme flags and got busted with it on /misc/
probably they're mad because they can't comp theo even though they've tried several times, they want you using systemd/linux with their IBM red hat us government + mossad backdoors
I believe openbsd uses openrc which is compatible with linux
you post like a bot you frickin' moron
How do you feel yo be cucked by Google and other companies and not being able to make commercial products without working for them for free?
well atleast the they got google to opensource android and I bet they got some money from it as well.
Hell I know Linus has gotten quiet a bit of money.
BSD is open source too. You can chiose to redistribute your modification or avoid big corporation to use your code for free instead of being forced to be a cuck
My understanding of the BSD license is that its just an MIT clone.
So no you can't avoid anybody doing anything with your code.
Yes you can. See Sony
>rent free
That sums up the BSD license
israelite
Shalom my friend.
>unable to implement features you'd want yourself
no
can you play steam games easily on it
it's unix. so historically it was always no. even on mac
Yes.
do you have the same but for upvote? i need for a research
Here you go.
hmm i'm not sure if you just misunderstood or trolling, i'll have to inverse it
anyway thanks
>*silently downloads and loads the latest spyware microcode from intel*
nothing personell kid
>doesn't
cope
nice projection copetard, enjoy your botnet
So IQfy is just the same few bait threads reposted endlessly?
Witnessed.
Probably but at least this time the bot picked a good thread to re-post.
checked, homosexual BTFO by almighty kek
I dont use "black" things OP
FRICK NO. HOLY SHIT, the original BSD is essentially the current reason for most of the flaws associated with Unix and Linux
Prototypical example, cat -v. Obviously, these guys didn't understand what the frick they were doing.
Hilariously, even though corrected in the literature by Pike and Kernighan 40 years ago, GNU and OpenBSD utils packages both have cat -v. (and tons of other shit. Like ls being shit in multiple ways (try ls | cat. Notice anything)
Don't even get me started on links and hidden files
ELI5 what does this post mean? Is this some kind of advanced troll where you type random shit while trying to sound smart? Just having a critical tone doesn't make you smart, you have to have real content.
Not him but http://harmful.cat-v.org/cat-v/
Fun fact: the paper is cited in the OpenBSD man pages https://man.openbsd.org/cat
>cat -v
I'll bite. What's this about. The term is impossible to duckduckgo for.
>try ls | cat. Notice anything
Yea, but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be noticing. Piping ls output is dumb also (use find).
>cat -v
cat is short for catenate. It's for concatenating files. In no universe should it be changing the output of said files.
>ls | cat
Are you blind? Can you see that ls changes its output depending on whether it pipes to a terminal? This is fricking disgusting, no other Unix command works like this.
If we just had one program for every specific purpose we would have a hundred thousand different binaries on a single machine to fill the same use cases that a few hundred currently serve
For example, the code below would have to be used to find lines containing gay, but not 'me', color the word gay, and tell you the line number
rownumbers some_file | colorwords gay | grep gay | reversegrep me
You are a dumbass Black person, programs can have options, WHEN THEY MAKE SENSE.
ls doesn't need to format, pr can do that. ls | pr -5 (or 4 3 6 7 whatever) in a script names lc if the user wants that
For your moronic command, it would actually be
grep gay | grep -v me | colorwords
Because grep -v makes sense, and 99.9% of people wouldn't need or want colored words in this case.
I can see the point, but I'm not nearly purist enough to be bothered by added cat features. Fact is, people use cat to list files. So what? It's not the 80's any more.
I agree ls behaviour is stupid. Though as previously mentioned, digesting piped ls output is also stupid.
Frick you butthole. I can't pipe ls on my own system because some Black person might use a fricking newline in a filename, might as well never use ls? But cat -v and other option bloat poisoning the ecosystem, preventing new utilities from being created which may advance the entire environment with an unintended use (like cat file), is a-ok?
>Don't even get me started on links and hidden files
Symlinks are based. I agree dotfiles are a stupid kludge though.
What's wrong with cat -v and what else would you use to read data into a pipe?
http://harmful.cat-v.org/cat-v/
Oh, I didn't understand what cat -v does. So it escapes non printing characters. Now I'm embarrassed.
< file
has been a replacement for
cat file
for at least 4 decades now. Most Unix utilities take files as arguments.
Don't be ridiculous.
Everyone who says
>Cuck license
...have none of you put a second of thought into this? You can use software without also being the software developer. It's the devs giving up rights on what they themselves have made. You're the one railing Theo's blowfish wife!
No gnu users are moronic and they enjoy being the cuck
*GPL
If you are a super enthusiast then yes, OpenBSD can be viable in your use case.
Otherwise no¸ just stay with Linux.
Simple fact is, OpenBSD is incredibly secure against even israeli state actors, and the NSA hates it because Theo correctly pointed out that invading Iraq was stupid because they didn't even do 911.
Combine the US government israelites, and the Mossad israelites, they have the reach to shit talk it on all platforms. But it's a sloppy, sloppy, sloppy shillop. Too heavy handed.
The fact that the shills get agitated about OpenBSD should clue you in that it's actually GREAT to run.
It's not, kek.
Is too, dumbass israelite. Shillop proves it. Statel-level actors are TERRIFIED because now that Linux is backdoored along with Windows and MacOS, it's about the only thing going that's secure.
Dumbfrick, you're overshilling. Read Cass Sunstein's book, he's the guy who initiated official US government Internet shilling and he correctly points out that this really FRICKS you.
It's like the shilling trying to argue that Intel ME isn't a back door. It's just painfully overdone.
>I WAS TOLD OPENBSD IS RACIST
what the frick is that
One of the main people crafting bait threads on IQfy, and the rest of the Internet.
what do you reckon her body fat % is
Does it have telemetry?
I bet it does doesnt it?
of course not you dumbfrick israeli mossad kiddy fiddling pedophile
One of the funniest and saddest horror stories of Cuck Licenses I can think of is Andrew Tanenbaum, who released MINIX, an operating system, under a BSD license. Intel silently took this software (thanks to its license) and unbeknownst to him, used it for their Intel Management Engine, making it the OS of the spyware microprocessor/backdoor now running in all Intel CPUs. We all have a permanent NSA backdoor because of the Intel Management Engine—all made possibly by Cuck License cuckery.
>single threaded
>no TRIM
Nobody actually uses OpenBSD outside of maybe a router. But really you could always opt for FreeBSD for that.
> rcctl hw.smt 1
> Trim is done by the ftl in modern SSDs
>Trim is done by the ftl in modern SSDs
If you understand the most basic facts of how storage devices work, It's not possible. The ftl would have to understand the file system to know what blocks can be erased for future use.
It might be able to understand FAT but it sure as hell isn't going to understand FFS.
israelite detected
What programs do your run on your router os?
Linux is only missing a handful of programs, other than that its a perfectly usable os.
I'm using OpenBASED on the used Thinkpad I bought last week. I'm posting from it right now.
BUT I can't post from it because Firefox doesn't allow me to save or open any files because of the Pledge bullshit. Does anyone know how how to work around that? No I can't access even ~/Downloads using ctrl+L on the file picker. Frick me.
Although the operating system and its portable components are used in commercial products, De Raadt says that little of the funding for the project comes from the industry: "traditionally all our funding has come from user donations and users buying our CDs (our other products don't really make us much money). Obviously, that has not been a lot of money."[86]
For a two-year period in the early 2000s, the project received funding from DARPA, which "paid the salaries of 5 people to work completely full-time, bought about $30k in hardware, and paid for 3 hackathons", from the POSSE project.[86]
In 2006, the OpenBSD project experienced financial difficulties.[112] The Mozilla Foundation[113] and GoDaddy[114] are among the organizations that helped OpenBSD to survive. However, De Raadt expressed concern about the asymmetry of funding: "I think that contributions should have come first from the vendors, secondly from the corporate users, and thirdly from individual users. But the response has been almost entirely the opposite, with almost a 15-to-1 dollar ratio in favor of the little people. Thanks a lot, little people!"[86]
On 14 January 2014, Bob Beck issued a request for funding to cover electrical costs. If sustainable funding was not found, Beck suggested the OpenBSD project would shut down.[115] The project soon received a US$20,000 donation from Mircea Popescu, the Romanian creator of the MPEx bitcoin stock exchange, paid in bitcoins.[116] The project raised US$150,000[117] in response to the appeal, enabling it to pay its bills and securing its short-term future.[116]
No.
Using BSD as a desktop OS is a form of self-flagellation.
Kek it's the actually opposite, Openbsd is s breeze of fresh air to manage. Everything just works and documentation is clear, concise and spot on.
Linux is a giant mess and has the same maintainability of windows nowadays
if you use a t420 Thinkpad then it's fine but slower than alternatives. otherwise it's unlikely to run.
Reporting from a T460. It works fine so far. Except for
I can't upload or download images.
ok yes a slightly newer Thinkpad will probably also run it. t420 isnt the only ancient thinkpad that will run it
Is there anything that doesn't run on that old brick?
I wouldn't be surprised if you could run templeos on the t420
it's worse than linux in every single way
I don't think there's a os worse than Linux.
Openbsd is way better than Linux for the same user class
t. contrarian
openbsd is so slow it's not even funny
That's not how you use "t" moron.
See
> t. mongoloid
Openbsd was comparably fast on x220 and the difference is even less on more performant hw.
On the other hand
> No random crash on mainstream disto
> No systemd
> No moronic useless leet installation configuration
You have a problem on Openbsd
> apropos shit
> read man pages
> 90% of the time you solve it
> If not search on Google
While on linux
> The man pages are useless
> Info pages are too detailed
> Search "$distro $error-message"
> Go through different blog pages
> Any post suggest different opaque command that worked for them and nobody knows why
> Copy and paste any command and if you are lucky one of them works somehow
Keep torturing yourself using Linux, I happily cope with those 3/4 missing feature at the price of being able to manage the OS in a easier way
The question is what do you use it for.
Just scrool huh
You can't get your alt right social media software or whatever. I'm hoping that's the reason and you're not just a pedo.
Also you keep saying systemd like you can't just get a non systemd distro with openrc which is the same thing openbsd uses
> What do you use it for
Reading email, surfing the web, read papers, listen to music, programming
> Pedo
You should look more into Linux fanbase you massive cretin
> No systemd
That's the least of the shit Linux does/have
Openbsd doesn't use openrc idiot.
>ITT: KEKS
HOW DO I FRICKING POST MEMES FROM OPENBSD ANSWER ME YOU FRICKING homosexualS
give the developers $50 and some food
Launch the browser
Post shit
Attach image
Wala
The only folder it gives me is / and it doesn't show anything in it.
For downloading pictures it doesn't even show the file picker.
doesn't openbsd have xcfe or something
Anyways not my problem I'm not even using linux im using windows lol
I installed a wm and firefox not a full desktop environment. But if it was a library issue it would error out and/or not show the file picker at all not just show an empty filesystem.
You need to learn how to read
https://man.openbsd.org/unveil.2
Are you fricking kidding me? I am not the package maintainer. If Firefox needs to make a syscall to be able to fricking save files then that shit needs to be patched in.
How can I solve this as a user without having to recompile Firefox?
Oh boy, just sticks to Linux please
When you have learned how to read you can install Openbsd, if you need to be spoonfed when a simple search on the docs/man would be sufficient you are gonna have a hell of a time on Openbsd, but it's a ~~*you*~~ problem rather than a Openbsd one
Seriously stick with Linux openbsd doesn't deserve morons
I already installed, it's too late. I need the hipster cred of running a BSD. The only other option is NetBSD which honestly might even be even more highly regarded in the hacker circles.
Also how do you even port standard ANSI C program to OpenBSD if it needs a snowflake syscall to work? Is that done by the standard library every time you launch a program or something?
kys troon
great os for daily driver
The openbsd developers are clearly strapped for cash and the desktop is last on their list of priorities. I woukdnt be surprised if openbsd becomes depreciated in the near future.