Come home, white man.
Come home, white man
Tyler Brown
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Benjamin Green
Why should I use DragonflyBSD over NetBSD?
Jace Martin
*Hug*
Eli Brooks
You crossed the line this time
*files police report*
Jacob Rogers
Racists GTFO
Jacob Collins
Because it has the best logo of all BSD distros
Dominic Cook
That's FreeBSD. There's a reason why DragonflyBSD forked off of it.
Kayden Foster
> There's a reason why DragonflyBSD forked off of it.
DragonflyBSD has been around for years.
Blake Morris
I was going to open a similar thread, I love this OS and Matt Dillon. However, I run OpenBSD on my machines.
Anthony Lewis
daily reminder DragonFly has fastest networking stack
Andrew Wood
I really, really hope it takes off. But it's probably too late.
Oliver Powell
>There's a reason why DragonflyBSD forked off of it.
Because FreeBSD dev matt dillion didn't like the direction they were going with SMP.
Evan Fisher
That wasn't the only reason. Dillon was actively booted out of FreeBSD by the same retards that are advocating sjw bullshit today. He didn't have a choice but to fork.
Similarly, NetBSD booted out based Theo, leading him to create OpenBSD. FreeBSD also kicked out John Marino of Synth fame relatively recently, and he went on to start RavenPorts, which is likely to become the new default Dragonfly ports system:
forums.freebsd.org
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noticing a pattern here?
Jackson Harris
Yeah, they all got kicked out because they let their bad behavior and personal opinions get in the way of the project's mission.
Kayden Diaz
>get in the way
yeah, thank goodness we don't have to deal with their pesky wrongthink anymore, now we can work on REAL innovations like new Codes of Conduct
Gavin Harris
>Similarly, NetBSD booted out based Theo, leading him to create OpenBSD
NetBSD is better than OpenBSD in a lot of ways like npf being better than pf, and netpgp being better than signify.
Jason Wright
No it isn't. NetBSD should suck Theo's dick.
Dylan Myers
I'm inclined to agree that _certain_ netbsd tools are "better", but I wouldn't claim that the OS as a whole is better than openbsd. That being said, it's an apples and oranges comparison because obsd tools are highly specific to the obsd system. Net on the other hand, focuses on everything being portable to practically anything, so it does a lot of things that simply aren't relevant to obsd tools.
>npf being better than pf
npf's selling point is its multi-core support. Openbsd's SMP support on the other hand is pretty basic, therefore pf wasn't designed to do much with it.
>netpgp being better than signify
that's like saying sudo > doas. They aren't really focusing on doing there same things. Netpgp is a full gnupgp replacement, signify is focused specifically on signing packages.
both of those arguably go back to openbsd's philosophy of deliberately trying not to include any code it doesn't need, because you can't have flaws in code that's not there. As a result, openbsd's codebase is significantly smaller than netbsd's, making it easier to read and contribute to.
Benjamin Moore
Come home, GNU/Linux man.
Dominic Jackson
bumpin
Camden Nguyen
He could just reverse engineer the "blob" rather contributing to nodriversBSD.
Luis Cox
no driver.
James Harris
I notice a pattern all right. A rigid direction will cause divides in FOSS community.
Asher Myers
I would use an Abacus over NetBSD
Austin Hughes
>rigid
was that an opressive innuendo without concent? I'm telling core!
John Lee
t. coctard or locktard
Chase Wright
So guys shouldn't we offer some resistance? I mean... I like FreeBSD. It is sad to see it go down without any kind of resistance.
Henry Rodriguez
How free is this exactly?
Leo Roberts
Just let it die.
Brody Jackson
the resistance is there, but it's being censored to all hell on anything even remotely resembling a official channel, so what do you expect?
Dragonfly is already pretty much functionally equivalent anyway, so does it even matter? Just migrate to dragonfly.
Nolan Russell
doesn't support arm
doesn't support linux programs
doesn't support 32bit programs (64 bit browsers use too much memory)
David Johnson
Don't you have to compile updates from source with DF?
Robert Ortiz
Antiracists GTFO
Adrian Lewis
That is an annoying feature as well
Nathaniel Martin
It doesn't support Windows or Android programs either.
Dylan Johnson
>It doesn't support Windows
>doesn't even have wine
REEEEEEEEE
Anthony Long
No, it wasn't a reference to SJWs.
Isaiah Rogers
I mean... just a thought... but... you could... you know... contribute?
Want a feature? Suggest it, or write it. Not gonna get written if you do nothing.
Nathan Baker
>calling a place you have never been to a "home"
you have one job
Jaxson Morales
OK, OK, you talked me into it. But only on a VM, for now. I'm not going bareback on the first date. What WMs are people using? cwm is pretty fucking stark. If it's all just out of the box stuff, I'll probably go with Xfce unless there's some big reason not to.
Adrian Richardson
>ohaio godzaimas nigga-kun
Jackson Jackson
if they'd port ZFS over instead of coming up with their own filesystem people would take them a bit more seriously