Had any Unix fun lately?
System V and BSD particularly welcome.
Had any Unix fun lately?
Daniel Richardson
Luke Collins
Recently switched the colour and highlight of the hands.
Adam Walker
I wish someone cloned FVWM and made it not a complete fucking mess to configure.
Andrew Ortiz
I haven't configured it at all yet. What do you do?
Justin Cruz
you create a file in your home directory called .fvwmrc and read really bad, messy documentation
cvsweb.openbsd.org
I think this is the default OpenBSD config, just to give you an idea.
Hudson Ward
Most of my servers run Solaris, and I've recently taken to using IRIX for audio recording/editing, although to a rather limited extent since you can only get so far with a 23 year-old Indigo2 and slow-ish 500MB drives.
Nathan Jackson
Ahh. Also, what sort of customisation do you do to your WM? What are your personal preferences?
Oh, neat. What sort of audio? Music?
Jayden Reed
I just use cwm, it comes with OpenBSD.
It's really easy to configure, to the point where my config file is about 10 lines.
I also use most of the default X utilities. You don't need a fancy customizable task bar like Tint2 when you can just use xclock. Same with xterm, who the hell actually needs rxvt? For the background, I just use xsetroot to set a solid color and that's it.
Michael Gomez
I should add that I used to be a ricer, but somehow I just managed to find pure zen when I switched to OpenBSD and now I try to be as minimalist as I can. I only install what's truly needed and I try to work with the base system as much as I can.
Gabriel Watson
Yeah, the onboard sound hardware in it is pretty excellent for recording from records or streaming services when I can't get a digital/optical media copy, IRIX also ships with a great native sound editor that I prefer to Audacity.
Charles Lewis
Somewhat related:
twitter.com
ReactOS a windows-like OS has read support for UFS volumes(FreeBSD implementation)
They also added support for several gnu/linux filesystems
Brayden Collins
Eh, not really related.
Dominic Lopez
Fuck yeah!
Messing with OS X all the time!
Hunter Bailey
Do you even have xclock, xedit, or xcalc installed? Come back when you do.
Jackson Morales
I do! I have build a huge unix subsystem
Lucas Hall
Oh okay, you're fine then.
Have pics or details? I'm honestly interested in what you've done with your OS.
Carter Wright
I can't be bothered firing up my Power Mac, but here are old SS's of some shit on my Hackintosh netbook.
Logan Brooks
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Levi Cox
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Zachary Edwards
Neat stuff. Which version of OSX was this?
Leopard?
Levi Smith
Kernel 9.8.0 so I guess Leopard yeah
Jack Brown
Also, what are the big differences between xterm and Terminal? I've only used the former, not the latter.
Lincoln Garcia
xterm is X11, Terminal is native Cocoa OS X app, both use the same Bash tho.
Tyler Young
Of course they both use the same shell, but even actual terminals have feature differences.
Henry Johnson
W^X now mandatory in OpenBSD undeadly.org
Jose Edwards
Not mandatory, but enabled by default. It can be disabled.