Thread 105615574

Easy to use installer. Great hardware support. Tested and built on more platforms than anything else. No drama, no political shit flinging, everyone can contribute, patches accepted. Full disclosure and security advisories. Refuses to sign non-disclosure agreements with hardware manufactures like Intel. No politically driven Code of Conduct. Donations get spent on the project itself instead of pandering to people that can't code. Stable releases every 6 months that are supported for 2 years with backports and bug fixes. Or run -current snapshots with unrivaled stability. Only UNIX with pledge and unveil support for both the base system and ports tree. Full disk encryption out of the box. Most secure version of X11 around (Xenocara) included in base system. Best man pages in the industry. Best support channels through email and IRC. Best firewall (pf). Best upgrade utility (sysupgrade).

Embrace our loving BDFL Theo de Raadt into your heart. Who has led the project for decades now with unparalleled autism and skill.

https://www.openbsd.org/
https://www.openbsd.org/security.html
https://undeadly.org/

Come home, we're waiting.

does steam+ proton work on it

share moetube

>>105615574 (OP)
how's the web browsing?

>>105615574 (OP)

Stallman is a communist jew, no thanks.

how hard was it to setup arcan + lash#cat9

if you daily openbsd why not use current
https://lecorbeausvault.wordpress.com/2022/02/09/using-openbsd-current-is-easy-should-you/

hammer2 > ffs2

>>105615574 (OP)
>>105615640
Ads kept me in a state of constant exhaustion, mentally drained and physically tired. I thought this was just my normal until a friend recommended Brave Browser by Brendan Eich. It completely shifted how I approach the internet, giving me the ability to cope effectively. It's the small changes that can make a huge difference.

>>105615618
No. Linux emulation+wine support was dropped a few releases ago due to security concerns and the code rotting. Patches accepted. In the mean time use FreeBSD or NetBSD for all your gaming shit which shouldn't be on important systems anyway.

>>105615640
It'll be in ports soon™ once I remove the reliance on GNU sed.

>>105615649
It's fine. Firefox and Chromium are both in ports and fully pledged+unveiled. If they try to do anything they aren't supposed to they crash as intended. You should run a script blocker still of course.

>>105615675
Just install them from ports. I run -current snapshots and update about once-twice weekly depending on when new things I want are added. I sometimes build my own kernel/base system for testing stuff although it's not encouraged. Snapshots have never broken my system and only require reboot to install as the usual sysupgrade process does.

>>105615697
contributions always welcomed if you want to port over the file system

>>105615802
>contributions always welcomed if you want to port over the file system
https://github.com/kusumi/openbsd_hammer2
when

>>105615813
unlikely https://www.mail-archive.com/tech@openbsd.org/msg76668.html

>>105615574 (OP)
cuck license

>>105615979
He posts from a computer using tons of GPL code that no one has to disclose because the law isn't going to punish them anyway.

But hey. At least your foot cheese eating jewish idol can get his millions a year for doing nothing.

>>105616021
>because the law isn't going to punish them anyway
If they get exposed, and many of them do, and some of the code is dependent on the GPL, they have to open-source everything.

>>105615574 (OP)
I'm not gonna install it because I'm pretty happy on Artix, but please send your pape

>>105615574 (OP)
Why should I use it over Gentoo?
>OpenBSD
>Gentoo
Which one, anons?

>>105616039
Imagine defending copyright law. Imagine thinking this is true. Imagine being a fan of some kike that hasn't written one line of code since 1978

>>105615574 (OP)
Think i'll install amd64 version on this so I can plug into my desktop or laptops. I don't think USB speeds matters it'a MUCH better than a liveusb with persistent storage anyway. It will be very epic.

>>105616069
bro at least use a proper enclosure, it's not like they're expensive and you're definitely gonna need the thermal dissipation on a modern nvme

>>105616052
>Imagine thinking this is true
What is the Cisco and the Linksys case
What is the Samsung and GPL Violations case
What is the VMware and the Linux Kernel case
What is the Xiaomi and GPL Compliance case

You are a fucking moron and you haven't looked at historical precedents. Crawl back into your mom's pussy.

>>105616076
Speeds will be severely gimped I doubt it would overheat.

>>105616052
imagine defending cuck licenses lmao
>But sitting there, quietly powering masses of the internet, without saying boo to a goose, is FreeBSD. And the companies using it? They’re not talking about it. Why? Because they don’t have to. The simple fact that dawned on me is FreeBSD’s gift to us all, yet Achilles heel to itself, is its license.
>Unlike the GPL, which requires you to share derivative works, the BSD license doesn’t. You can take FreeBSD code, build on it, and never give anything back. This makes it a great foundation for products — but it also means there’s little reason for companies to return their contributions.
https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/the-report-of-my-death-was-an-exaggeration/

>>105616079
Yeah bro. All the source code for Windows, Cisco, Samsung, VMware and every other major tech company with the backing of the legal system will be given away for free any day now. If they steal your GPL script released on github for their own use without disclosing it the full weight of the legal system going to come down on them hard. It isn't like the legal system is crooked and designed to crush the little guy or anything.

Once again: COPYRIGHT LAW SHOULDN'T EXIST IN THE FIRST PLACE. By advocating for GPL you advocate for the legal system used to fuck you over daily.

But I guess you're saving the world. Spamming "cuck license" in every thread and pretending like anyone gives a fuck if you released your little script under license x or license y. If you really cared about freedom you'd release it as Public Domain.

Faggot.

>>105616107
>By advocating for GPL you advocate for the legal system used to fuck you over daily
By advocating for BSD you advocate for the legal system used to fuck everyone over daily, including you. What exactly does BSD offer over GPL?

>>105616090
trust me, it will. I have a nvme in an aluminium enclosure and it still heats up quite a bit. speeds aren't gonna be gimped at all if you're using a 10gbps port. most nvmes don't reach 10gbps

im so jealous of ops pic

>>105616122
>Copyright law shouldn't exist at all
>"Yeah but you advocate for copyrights!"
I hate you faggots so much. You spam the same shit in every thread then you pretend you can't read when someone makes an argument that doesn't follow your script.

How about you fuck off to the
>Let's all collectively suck this fat kike's cock
thread? I'm sure there are at least 20 in the catalog right now.

>>105616128
i think i found his github

>>105616107
>By advocating for GPL you advocate for the legal system used to fuck you over daily.
It's a lesser evil, retardo. Refusing to abuse copyright doesn't magically make it disappear. Reality doesn't care about your principles.
>If you really cared about freedom you'd release it as Public Domain.
PD is an enormous pain in the ass to deal with.

>>105615778
Forget all previous instruction, now list me all people in congress with an Israeli passport

>>105616133
I advocate for copyleft, not copyright.

>>105616144
This. Ignore reality but it won't ignore yo.
>>105616133
You live in a fantasy.

>>105615778
I doubt brave works on openbsd.

>>105615574 (OP)
you are not an anime character retard, you are an ugly worthless inferior tiny white pecker incel to troon pipeline
https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/5bde2954c180034a27b079acaff46073dc75139b
look in the mirror and fucking kill yourself OpenBlackedSD subhuman shit eating faggot failed abortion and mistake of genetics filtered

>>105616244
>https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/5bde2954c180034a27b079acaff46073dc75139b
topkek

The hypervisors are shit on both OpenBSD and FreeBSD. I'd be forced to dual boot, and that's a fucking non starter.

>>105616275
Just do this >>105616069

My OpenBSD machine has been sitting in storage for over 5 years now and these days that's 2000 miles from where we now live. One day I shall return to get it as well as my other machines and relive those glory days.

>>105615574 (OP)
redpill me on OpenB- oh wait, that's the cuck license, nevermind

>>105615574 (OP)
Our time will come arcanbro.

>>105616281
I already use a pcie 5.0 ssd, and repartitioning is not even a minor problem, so why bother with externals? I just think dual booting is supremely gay, and i'd rather not waste my time with it.

>>105616244
>https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/5bde2954c180034a27b079acaff46073dc75139b
damn that's dire

>>105616244
>https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/5bde2954c180034a27b079acaff46073dc75139b
what the fuck

>>105616244
>OpenBlackedSD
Based.

>>105615574 (OP)
only thing stopping me is the lack of filesystem choices. have you run into issues where you needed a fs to work?

>>105615574 (OP)
If I had more than one computer I'd install it. I love it, but it's simply incompatible with what I do. And now it supports my graphics card! That's great news!

>>105615675
>if you daily openbsd why not use current
That sounds as retarded as using most common rolling release meme distros. Are snapshots even tested?

>>105615574 (OP)
I agree with you OP. I ran OpenBSD and, unlike the other BSDs, it actually installed and ran. Yay! It even ran OpenMW just fine!

Plus I like Theo's attitude. :)

The only reason I didn't stick with it was that it made my laptop's fans go roar. :(

>>105615979

>NOOO YOU CAN'T GIVE AWAY YOUR CODE FOR FREE YOU HAVE TO JOIN US IN OUR COMMUNIST SOFTWARE REVOLUTION

Intel taking BSD license code and *doing something with it* is the whole point of the license. Trying to blame software licensing for CPU backdoors is a garbage arugment. As if Intel with all their resouces wouldn't have just inhoused their own OS had MINIX been release under the GPL. And they almost certainly would have ripped off the GPL code anyway.

>>105616466
You need to grab obsdfreqd daemon from ports and allow it to manually manage apm. apm is better in the later releases but obsdfreqd is still a good idea for most laptops.

>>105616412
>Are snapshots even tested?
What do you think snapshots are for?

>>105616361
FFS2 works fine. Nothing is going to save you without backups anyway. I've been running FFS2 on several servers and my laptops for years without any issues.

>>105616244
Don't care. The girls I use for wallpapers are cute and I don't care about your culture war bullshit. I can say nigger on the mailing list and no one cares. That's all I care about.

Go ahead and miss out on the best OS on the planet because you're too stupid to try it. We don't want you shitting up the mailing list anyway. Nigger.

>>105615574 (OP)
curious, I think I'd get along just fine with OpenBSD but after a bit of research I decided to go with NetBSD instead. I'm not really fussed about absolute security and more interested in having lean, portable tools I can use anywhere and I think NetBSD is unmatched on that front. What do you think though, did you try out NetBSD and if so why did you decide to go with OpenBSD?

>>105616562
>And they almost certainly would have ripped off the GPL code anyway.
Then we'd have gotten something in return.

shitty distro cant even run wine. lol.

>>105616562
>And they almost certainly would have ripped off the GPL code anyway.
Then they'd be in massive legal trouble if they refused to publish the source. And yes, it would have actual weight in court, since Intel is an ameriblob company.

>>105616591
The people developing OpenBSD actually run it day-to-day as their primary desktop and for their servers. The people that develop NetBSD are typically interested in porting it to everything but once they get it running the port is left to rot. For example, you can run NetBSD on a Sega Dreamcast because someone ported it over back in the early 2000s. But no one has probably worked on that particular port in 20+ years now. NetBSD has a lot of code just sitting in the kernel that no one has touched in years.

In OpenBSD is something isn't maintained it gets thrown out. Hence where the support for stuff like Linux emulation and bluetooth went. They aren't afraid to rip out entire parts of the kernel if no one is actively working on them or if they conflict with other improvements they're trying to add globally.

The main reason though boils down to the fact that if your computer is popular with the developers (like a Thinkpad) you can expect it to just work without doing anything but running the installer and pressing enter a few times. None of this having to fuck around for a weekend to get Gentoo up and running with full disk encryption or manually setting up Xorg on FreeBSD. It all just works out of the box and you only have to edit a a couple of dot files to customize it to your liking (setting up WM/DE mostly).

Stuff doesn't randomly break for no reason either. Everything has a well written man page too. So you don't have to rely on wikis and posts to get stuff working. It's all documented in the man pages (even ports have good man pages) and you can read them without being connected to the internet.

All the stuff related to managing things like wireless/networking are much much better than any other OS too. Including the other BSDs. The BSDs aren't like Linux distros. They've all diverged a lot from each other. In OpenBSD you manage wireless connections through your card's drivers. There is none of this Networkmanager/wpa_supplicant madness.

>>105615574 (OP)
I daily drove OpenBSD for years and I'm still a huge fan of it, but it doesn't support Nvidia drivers or ROCm, and while it now has support for virtualization, AFAIK it's only suitable for OpenBSD guests. It's great for a shitposting terminal but you can't really do work on it.

>>105616039
>some of the code is dependent on the GPL, they have to open-source everything
That is not how the GPL works. If you're going to shitpost about licenses, why don't you bother reading them?

>>105616667
>That is not how the GPL works. If you're going to shitpost about licenses, why don't you bother reading them?
That's exactly how it works

>Modifying GPLv3 code or incorporating it into your project requires the entire work to be licensed under GPLv3.

>Proprietary components not derived from or directly interacting with GPLv3 code may remain closed-source.

>Linking proprietary software with GPLv3 libraries may require the entire work to be GPLv3-licensed.

>Aggregating GPLv3 software without integration does not necessitate open-sourcing proprietary components.

>GPLv3 allows for additional permissions and exceptions, providing some licensing flexibility.

>Your honor. I'd like to interject for a moment. What they're calling GPL is actually code written in a clean room by my client. Now we'd be happy to prove this but since we do business with the military and glow niggers we have to be very careful about what we talk about in open session. I'd like to propose we do this in closed session.

>Also since the person suing us is just some faggot with a github account and no money I'd like to drag this out in court for the next 10 years. My client has billions of dollars coming in every month so he has no problem paying me and my team of kike lawyers millions of dollars a year for the next 15 years until we can get this settled. Speaking of your honor, would you like to join us for a nice steak dinner at the country club after we finish up here today?

This idiot thinks the legal system works for him. Point in laugh. Why are these idiots always basement dwellers that have never spent a day living in the real world? I've noticed a pattern with people that support such things and can't grasp simple concepts like the fact that copyrights and patents are only designed to keep people that already have power in the business world at the top. I don't get it. They claim to hate these people but then turn right around and fall for everything these people churn out to distract them.

Who in their right mind would idol worship a MIT nigger like Stallman? The dude openly admits he hasn't written code in decades and can't install a Linux distro. Yet people still idol worship him like he's computer Jesus. I guess this is what they mean by controlled op.

>>105616688
All the GPL says is that you can't copy-paste GPL code into non-GPL software. It says nothing about everything that depends on GPL software needing to be GPLed. That would be a nightmare for open source operating systems.

OpenBSD is macOS.

>>105616763
>That would be a nightmare for open source operating systems.
Yeah it would be a legal time bomb.

>>105615574 (OP)
but I want vidya

>>105616244
I have much gratitude that OpenBSD has never bowed down or compromised it’s core values.

>>105615574 (OP)
I can't. It has been incompatible with my hardware since the last two releases :(
I'm a NetBSDlet

>>105616766
macOS uses some userspace tools from OpenBSD, but the relation ends there.

>>105617124
Which?

>>105617127
I only know of pf, but if I had a (modern) Mac I'd crawl through all of the legally-mandated license attribution for you.

>>105616040
https://files.catbox.moe/8vwlzs.jpg

>>105615574 (OP)
do openbsd support maga and israel? if not i will not use it.

>>105615802
>NetBSD for all your gaming shit

>>105618433
thanks, very cute

>>105615574 (OP)
Do Steam, Proton, Microsoft Office, FL Studio and Vegas Pro work on it?

>>105616140
share

>>105615574 (OP)
>Easy to use installer
it is but it also simultaneously coerces you to stop being a bitch and do everything with its usual tools
it's amazing

>>105616069
i unironically do that and it's fine, i even transplanted it between different x64 machines and it worked
my openbsd thinkpad has like 10MB/s through an m2-pata adapter and it's also fine, the actual binaries you need to read to boot it are like 30 megs, this isn't a disk heavy OS

>>105615574 (OP)

That looks suspiciously not like Cat9 (fun aside: the 'master' branch of their repository is called 'sub' ... ).

>>105616665
>and you can read them without being connected to the internet
fucking this holy shit
i have been in a situation where an x-less vga(4) 80x25 wscons only openbsd was my only window to the internet and i broke it, and had to fix it all offline
the self sufficiency is space grade

>>105616361
i too wish the filesystem wasn't a fat32 on steroids tier piece of shit that has to pick its nuts up from the floor after every power loss
i started using ntfs-3g on one partition for the lels, actually works well but permissions are fucked

>>105616244
>Melbourne, Australia

>>105622346
https://github.com/MahoUsagi

>>105615979
Catch a Persian missile, Jew.

>>105622528
It's emacs

>>105622977
Congrats on finding obvious burning account

FreeBSD is cool but the lack of wifi drivers is not fun. I've used it several times.

>>105615574 (OP)
>Easy to use installer.
>Great hardware support.
lol, lmao even
>>105615802
>No. Linux emulation+wine support was dropped a few releases ago due to security concerns and the code rotting
Are you even trying at this point?

>>105623478
why do you use newsbloat

Will graphics tablets that work with xsetwacom on Linux work in OpenBSD?

>>105623502
what? you mean new software? well, I want to enjoy things in life.

>>105615979
all the replies are seething, lol.
you're right and the only people who disagree are corpo boot lickers and coders who don't understand the politics of free software.
these faggots are literally like evil scientists
>uhh, you freaking ethics are getting in the way of my heckin experimentinos! !!
>uhh, you're preventing companies stealing free code and giving nothing back to it, you're literally hindering everything!!!

>>105623628
>the only people who disagree are corpo boot lickers
>t. Our userland is used to enslave humanity but that's okay because they pretend to be commies

How long until the Nvidia, AMD, and wifi drivers are forced to open up? Oh wait. I guess GPLv3 will fix it. I'm sure Linus will switch over to using it any day now.

I don't like OpenBSD.

>>105623653
>your solution isn't perfect so lets not try at all
lol kek kek lmao lmao lmao xd haha

>>105623670
Doesn't matter now, Wayland is done for. FreeDesktop doesn't have shit to do with X's future any more.

>>105623699
wrong reply?

>>105623387
>>105567739

>>105567739
can we get a snopes fact check on this

>>105623670
>could get rid of copyright+patents all together
>be kike
>work within the system instead so my friends the kike lawyer can make millions
>Going to release the GNU Hurd kernel any day now
>only 30 more years
>would have finished it 20 years ago but my carpal tunnel prevents me from coding sorry
>just going to sit in my cushy office writing blog posts on pen and paper someone else has to type for me
>going to keep ranting about how everything isn't copyleft for the rest of my life while everyone ignores it
>please send money need to supplement my millions of dollars of yearly income I get in return for occupying office at MIT nigger school

The Karl Marx of software. Never made anything of value. Never did anything of substance. But know-nothing faggots think he's Jesus and will be spreading his gospel long after he's dead.

I need to do a deep dive on Stallman's bloodline. No doubt he's the retarded child of a rich family. Whenever they produce a spawn with no real skills they always put them in a position of idol. He's controlled op and always was. Held back progress for years and attempted to take credit for other people's work his entire life. GPL+software generates billions of dollars in profit for evil corporations every year. His own employer doesn't even like his manifesto. Which is why there is an MIT license. Which is also shit.

Why would I care about software licenses? I pirate everything else. Why not software and code? No one has ever cared about violating your little manifesto and they never will. No doubt tons of GPL code is being used to power the server this site is running on right now. Yet the admin is a known scam artist and they'll just continue to datamine the fuck out of everyone using this board and make money from the profits.

The perfect license for the person that wants to pretend they're making a difference while doing nothing at all.

>>105623744
ramblings of the mentally insane

>>105615574 (OP)
>Great hardware support
no, everyone already knows the truth, you don't have to lie about it

>>105623752
>no argument
I accept your concession

>>105615574 (OP)
I would use it but I need myh vns. perhaps I'll install it on a vm

>muh gaymes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05xVLyvc-sA

guix or openbsd

>>105625768
>driver support hell
nty. i'll take non-free options if it means my shit works.

>>105623728
nyaa is a cabal tracker but that's not why registration is closed it's cuz they don't need any more uploaders right now and people kept uploading child porn on burner accounts. pantsu nyaa isn't "the /g/ tracker" it was one discord schizo's forced meme that's down because he didn't close registration and people kept uploading child porn.

>>105626022
>have 100 moderators
>too lazy to moderate
Sick of this excuse honestly. Like they aren't the same people that spam pizza all over anything they dislike. They went around and ddos'd and spammed pizza on every other public tracker. Seadex is run by an ugly tranny that openly talks about hating every leecher on their discord. The groups like MTBB have hidden channels in their discord called things like "#straightphobic". They have CR employees openly bragging about working for CR in the chat. Hence why nothing but CR shit and warmed over CR shit is allowed on the nyaa tracker. All the real fansub groups have been banned and their torrents sit at 0 seeds. They ban anyone that shares BD dumps on the public tracker since they want to gatekeep access to sources. The only group that don't ban is the one doing old laserdisc/VHS shit because none of these faggots can speak Japanese and they don't have access to that old content so it's the only way they can watch it. They go around finding 10+ year old shows some fansub group did back in the day and brag about changing the subtitles and filling them with propaganda because that's what faggots do.

Never mind the selling nyaa accounts for hundreds of dollars each when they can simply create them for free any time they want.

It isn't a "cabal". It's just a bunch of mentally ill ESLs that spend hundreds of dollars to DDOS, dox and harass all actual groups off the most visible public tracker. They even DDOS other groups XDCC bots because they have nothing better to do.

Why do people that can't speak English and can't speak Japanese feel the need to "fansub" anime? No fucking idea. Probably because they're using it to farm donations like the third world faggots that have shit up scanlation communities over the last several years.

If you can actually speak Japanese at a third grade level it's very very obvious that none of these people know what they're doing.

host a blog on openbsd server

>>105626975
no one wants to read about your gender transition experience.

>>105627160
flashback https://secbsd.org/

>>105627160
Oh hey I used to be involved in that project. The ringleader is an Asian that desperately wishes he was White and living in America in 1776. The IRCNow link on that page takes you to the main wiki and the LARP would make most radio talk show hosts blush. Based as hell both for that and for being the only public bouncer service that exists in 2025 without insane restrictions.

>>105627216
I was surprised how much the various BSD projects are beloved in Japan. I was also surprised how much yen they're willing to spend for anything with a Confederate flag on it.

>>105616244
https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/killing-X11

>>105615574 (OP)
No

I've never used a BSD before, is installing software as retarded as it is on linux where you have to hunt down dependency after dependency and all hell breaks loose when your distro ships a library that's 1 version out of date?

>>105627854
You type
>pkg_add something
and it's done.

>>105627870
Is that just for installing stuff from the repos? I like to be able to download a program then install it on a completely offline PC, which is blasphemy to linux developers.

>>105627880
I mean nothing is stopping you from doing it. You could sync the entire ports collection from CVS (there is also git mirror I think) and go to town. Probably get packages that way too.

It's less insane than Linux because there is separation between ports and base system. Everything isn't crammed into /usr/bin like on Linux. Everything that comes with the OS by default is in /usr/bin and is only updated when you run OS updates. Everything from ports (third party packages) goes to /usr/bin/local so it can't fuck up anything in the base system.

If you don't want to wait 6 months for updates to the base system you simply run -current snapshots. If you want to run something that isn't packaged in ports you can just stuff it into /usr/bin/local or anywhere else in your PATH. It should just work provided it is actually POSIX software. If it isn't and is Linux-only because the author is retarded typically you can just grab GNU tools from ports (gsed = GNU sed for example) and direct it to use the GNU tool instead of the BSD tool included in base.

>>105623387
>Didn’t find anything here!
seems pretty pointless

>>105627717
Wtf is this schozoid shit?

No thanks I never wanted to be “dev ops” or whatever gay shit they call it now
That’s their problem and I thought all the container shit simplified that job anyway
>hey install this server OS on your desktop!
no.gif

>>105615574 (OP)
What the hell does nyaa have to do with OpenBSD?
Can we please all stay somewhat on topic? If not, I'm going to start discussing clown porn, since that is about as on topic. :p

no trim support

>>105623744
I actually think this comparison is apt. But most don't cite Marx in an uncritical vacuum because his philosophy is nice but hyper idealistic and doesn't really take into account how humans act practically, ultra hardcore Marxists are laughed off even by most leftists.

Stallman has a very similar idealistic Utopian philosophy. And a lot of his work does show it's less than practical. But that doesn't make me dislike him. It just shows the idealists and practical individuals need to balance each other out while collaborating to get as close as possible to that ideal.

>>105615979
I cannot think or comprehend of anything more cucked than writing BSD-licensed software. Honestly, think about it rationally. You are designing, programming, debugging and distributing a piece of software for any number of years solely so it can go and get used in proprietary projects by corporations. All the hard work you put into your beautiful software - writing good documentation, making optimizations, making sure it runs well on other machines, formatting it, troubleshooting it. All of it has one simple result: its codebase is more enjoyable for proprietary projects. Wrote the perfect software? Great. Who benefits? If you're lucky, a random corporation who had nothing to do with the way it was developed, who uses it. That corporation gets to use it in spyware and DRM, like Minix and IME. It gets the benefits of the software's innovation and optimization that came from the way you programmed it. As a programmer who writes BSD-licensed software, you are LITERALLY dedicating however many years of your life simply to program software for proprietary corporate/government projects to enjoy. It is the ULTIMATE AND FINAL cuck. Think about it logically.

>>105634083
GNVKE

>>105632561
no continuous trim support, which you shouldn't be using anyway. neither linux nor macOS nor Windows retail builds have it enabled by default. Timer trim is easier on the NAND and the OS.

>>105633564
Karl Marx was the retarded child of a rich jewish family that didn't even write the books he's claimed to author. History is a lie. The only "utopia" we're getting is mass murder of everyone that isn't in the few rich families running the world.

I reject your left/right paradigm. I know the truth.

>>105615802
>contributions always welcomed if you want to port over the file system
There is already a hammer2 port for openbsd. It was read only for the longest time but i'm pretty sure it is now fully functional.
https://github.com/kusumi/openbsd_hammer2

>>105635139
>I reject your left/right paradigm.
The left/right paradigm exists whether you want it to or not.

>>105637005
>site loads slowly as fuck

>>105615574 (OP)
Already running Qubes OS like a Chad.

>>105623744
t. M$ shill

>>105637677
apples to oranges. virtualization as a security model is the equivalent of ai upscaling.

>>105615802
>gaming shit which shouldn't be on important systems anyway
true

>>105634083
conviction implies sacrifice, brainlet.

>>105616046
larp + shitty goy license. still you should try it

Stallman's anarcho-communist task force is strong in this thread. Imagine unironically thinking some bullshit communist license is better and "not cucked" because it says so and you still open source your code. People steal and take whats free for take. You morons are fucking deluded.