>install OpenBSD in a VM >default partition layout is shit >try to install packages >no repository config file >have to actually set an environment variable everytime I wanna use pkg >install some services >they don't start up by default >have to manually tell the system to start them >rcctl is pure trash and doesn't have half the options systemctl does >finally manage to start samba up >try to do a domain provision for a few virtualboxed Windows clients to test some folder redirection shit >infinite errors >turns out I can't do that because the OS doesn't support ACLs >had enough >right click -> delete virtual machine
Tell your BSD horror stories, Sup Forums.
John Sullivan
>install OpenBSD >uninstall OpenBSD
Dylan Howard
>install OpenBSD >realize i'm not nearly autistic enough for this shit
John Wright
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as BSD, is in fact, Nothing-werks/BSD, or as I've recently taken to calling it, Nothing-werks plus BSD. BSD is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning Nothing-werks system made useful by the Nothing-werks corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the Nothing-werks system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of Nothing-werks which is widely used today is often called BSD, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the Nothing-werks system, developed by the Nothing-werks Project. There really is a BSD, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. BSD is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. BSD is normally used in combination with the Nothing-werks operating system: the whole system is basically Nothing-werks with BSD added, or Nothing-werks/BSD. All the so-called BSD distributions are really distributions of Nothing-werks/BSD!
Levi Hall
C-can I combine a Nothing-werx userlund with a Loonix kernal?
Benjamin Collins
>everytime I wanna use pkg Confirmed for not having read the manual page. Confirmed for not knowing how to make a pkg config file. Possibly confirmed to be the regular retarded GNU shill. No idea, but you can put the GNU userland on BSD kernels. Debian did it, and I think Gentoo did it too, a long time ago.
Jose Kelly
>bashing GNU
Hello, Rajesh. How much did you make with that post?
Grayson Brown
>>bashing GNU Where? I was only bashing OP, not GNU.
Ian Bell
I always love it when Linux Users (aka hipster windows users) try it use Unix.
Liam Reyes
>mfw stallmanfags make these threads trying to ruin truly free GNU-less operating systems
Adrian Morgan
>still trying to force this by posting it every thread do you even know why the stallman one was funny? because it read like something that autist would've actually written
fucking GNU shills
David White
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE PAJEEEETS GET OUUUUUUUT
Elijah Roberts
But pajeets love Linux
Evan Jones
Telemarketers out in full force today!
Adrian Jackson
No, the userland is built with the kernel. However you can use gentoo ontop of bsd.
Jackson Richardson
Literally the easiest way to test your skills in programming rootkits.
Is that shitty.
Robert Lewis
Who the fuck uses BSD anyway? It's just a few hipsters and faggots
Xavier Price
On the BSD conferences the people see the developers go with Macs, not any BSD variant. So to answer your question, nobody knows.
Julian Gonzalez
Because OS X is THE BEST!
Jack Jones
k
Matthew Robinson
>I didn't know what I was doing so it sucks Great post
Lincoln Lee
OMG! OH EM GEE! IT SUPPORTS UNICODE! SO FUCKIN" GAY GAIS!! IRIIGHT GAIS!?
Ami cool yet?
Ryder Barnes
Not even going to be mad, I'm actually kind of cool with macfags. If Apple refuse to sell themselves to the FBI, that's neat.
Ayden Reyes
Linux had no drivers for my laptop's digitizer, Windows had no functional drivers for my GPU, OpenBSD had drivers for both. Now I use OpenBSD on a lot of my systems because it makes a great desktop OS
Benjamin Perry
B-but m-muh NDAs...
Wyatt Perry
What about them?
Josiah Perez
Top kek
Evan Hughes
>be a retard >do retarded things >be surprised when retarded things happen stick to GNU shit
Camden Smith
gtfo Lennart
Mason Brooks
Install FreeBSD. RTFM.
Lincoln Hill
>>default partition layout is shit
I know dude! It's like why don't they just install everything to one single, huge partition like Linux? Well, most of Linux anyway. There are edge lords who--get this--install /home to a whole separate partition, so that they can feel like special snowflakes. There's literally no reason to do that, ever.
And don't get me started on that pf nonsense. It's too easy to use, and it does way too much. IPTables is clearly superior.
