OpenBSD is so comfy bros, apart from vidya what's holding you back?
OpenBSD is so comfy bros, apart from vidya what's holding you back?
Ethan Wright
Eli Wood
DataGrip
Hudson Fisher
it's not configurable in lisp
Andrew Perry
No systemd
Aiden Gutierrez
>what's holding you back?
The comfyness of Ubuntu
Connor Cook
hardware support
Easton Cox
kys troon
Thomas Rodriguez
It's got that Ubuntu feel where everything just works ootb
Kevin Martin
That's not the troon BSD retard
Grayson Gray
I just need virtualization support. If OpenBSD gets that I'll switch to it permanently.
Blake Ramirez
Bluetooth lack
Dylan Lee
I was going to try BSD but I gave Gentoo a try as a last linux attempt. I ended up really liking Gentoo.
Oliver Diaz
nvidia
Gabriel Lopez
I have a bunch of virtual machines built on top of KVM/QEmu, I'm not remaking all of those
Gavin Gutierrez
a graphic environment. Last time I tried installing it just ended in a black screen. Do I really need to install it manually?
Oliver Anderson
X, fvwm and cwm are installed by default
The installer ask you if you want to enable the login manager
Christopher Stewart
>apart from vidya what's holding you back?
most of my hardware is from this century, so it has no drivers in openbsd
Mason Reed
No hyperthreading
Kills SSD
No wifi drivers
No/Shit GPU drivers
Borked GNOME
No VS Code
Kevin Bailey
CHAD license!
Bentley Bennett
No drivers.
No software.
No docker.
No journaling FS.
No jobs.
Jayden Adams
>No hyperthreading
sysctl hw.smt=1
>Kills SSD
Works on my Samsung 970 Evo Plus™
>No wifi drivers
Definitely not the best ones, but it has them
>No/Shit GPU drivers
They ported over the amdgpu driver from Linux.
>Borked GNOME
just wrong
>No VS Code
You could use vscode.dev or a better text editor.
Jackson Baker
Software support.
> QEMU with arm emulation and userspace binaries
> KDE 5 support is non-existent