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  @claytonpellow4767Күн бұрын

  another thing to save you time. install flatpak. after doing that type in yay -S bauh. this will install the bauh package manager. reboot the system and open bauh and just type in what you want and it will find it for you and install it without terminal. google, steam, obs what ever you want and with flatpak in there you can get it easy with no hastle

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  @claytonpellow4767Күн бұрын

  if you are not a fan of system D just use the grub one. its better because i can easily swap an os on the main screen if i dual boot

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  @MathsHistoryHelpКүн бұрын

  wait - this is music from Falcon 4.0?

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  @parvas242 күн бұрын

  Modicia OS is very nice , should try that as it mimics Mac OS

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  @DmitriNesterov2 күн бұрын

  Need video on nVidia 750 ti. No DRM device found out it says. HDMI audio looks functional. Will try kld_load nvidia. My docs said me only about nvidia-modeprobe

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  @rhodaborrocks16543 күн бұрын

  I think the choice comes down to what you're familiar and comfortable with, I began my professional IT career on OpenVMS, wrote some complex software and maintained their pool of Vaxes and later a combination of those and Alphas for many years, but back then you couldn't take OpenVMS home with you, it only ran on expensive DEC hardware. Then 25 years ago I moved to a Unix house, developing on HP-UX and supporting customers on Solaris, Sequent and later AIX and absolutely hated it initially, especially the vi editor, but over time you get used to and appreciate it, plus you could run Linux at home and since then it's all I use, absolutely love it. Then I heard that OpenVMS had been ported to Intel, got myself a free community license, spun it up on a VM and absolutely hated it, completely lost, like, why did I ever like this? I think most Windows users don't think much about the OS but there are those who understand and know their way around it and for those users they'll be as content and happy as most Linux / Unix users, no need to consider anything else. They all help you to do what you bought your computer for, develop and run programs, choose the one you like and learn how to get the best out of it but above all, be happy !!

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  @user-qf4tb4yf7g3 күн бұрын

  Did you also run "grub-mkconfig -o <path to grub.cfg on UEFI partition>" after making changes to the default grub configuration? That could've have fixed it but I don't use Hyper-V so I'm not sure if that would've worked in the first place. Also in KVM (a Linux Hypervisor) sshing into a Linux or FreeBSD vm via NAT works out of the box.

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  @leonmerts7023 күн бұрын

  Maybe use Bhyve for this 😋

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  @KomradeMikhail3 күн бұрын

  Those are all VM display issues. Change the virtual display adapter in your Hypervisor, not from within the virtual machine itself. In VirtualBox set it to "VMSVGA" (and increase the allocated vram), though I'm not sure on your specific case. None of this would be an issue on a real bare metal install. Also note the Kdenlive, OBS, Discord, complaints that people make lately, usually boil down to Flatpaks. Install real system packages (.deb, etc.) when possible.

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  @keyboard_g3 күн бұрын

  Hyper-V. I don’t think you’re going to be able to fix hyper-v from within the VM.

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  @patrickprucha55223 күн бұрын

  I have tried them all, and i would suggest, since you are BSD user, i would suggest Debian12 Bookworm. I find that it is the best. I use Debian, Of Course!!!

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  @crossbowbeat3 күн бұрын

  Man, lately your videos are basically you not getting something to work

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  @zigzagr4333 күн бұрын

  old nab

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  @sto33593 күн бұрын

  Plus points for having a Mac in the ground 😋

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  @Ahmedsmemoriesbsd3 күн бұрын

  Open source OS pros are fighting like kids for silly reasons, as a beginner i feel more mature

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  @megastarling3 күн бұрын

  The most unexpected thing is that you are using Hyper-V. I have never been able to obtain satisfactory results. Of course, I don't even expect it to perform as well as KVM, but anything acceptable like VirtualBox.

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  @brett-m3 күн бұрын

  I use Mint 21.3 as my daily... Waiting in anticipation for the upgrade to pop up. Were you using Wayland or X11? Sounds like a Wayland problem

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  @sfuoncall4 күн бұрын

  Nice server. Enjoy playing with the new toy.

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  @ShinyHelmet4 күн бұрын

  Sounds like you need to update the firmware on the motherboard. The fans should then throttle back and be much quieter when under normal load.

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  @manfredkernMK4 күн бұрын

  This video didn't answer the question: Can I use it as a daily driver ?- the title of this video.

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  @user-zs8rv1te5t5 күн бұрын

  Distrohopping it's a disease, especially when you doing it publicly, please don't get used to it

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  @Zendrael7 күн бұрын

  This is what I called web os: kzread.info/dash/bejne/a6urk9aama-2Xc4.htmlsi=04PXbLsa_eViAe6i

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  @fg61478 күн бұрын

  Try Garuda. That's what I daily drive

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  @seekingagreatperhaps63919 күн бұрын

  Well, watching this closely for some time, all of the unwanted hits on my SSH port are worms, botnets...automated attacks. These drop to zero when I move ssh to a non-standard port. Security through obscurity by itself is a bad idea -- if someone does it have it out for your server, they'll just nmap you and find the port. But the reality is, most people do not have it out for you specifically. Most things are searching for any vulnerable servers they can find. If you get a lot of unwanted hits on a non-standard port, you can be almost certain there's an actual human being up to no good, so it's much easier to separate noise from signal in this sense: there's not much benefit to scripting automated attacks on non-standard ports. Too little payoff. Thus, anyone hammering you on non-standard ports is almost certainly a human. One thing I've done with *telnet*, is to set up netcat (the older version which can pass off incoming connections to a script), and then pass to a Perl script which prints a login and password prompt, then simulates a # or $ prompt depending on the provided username. From there I can write what the "logged in" (not really) user does. And it's all the same thing -- it's all automated connections followed by an attempt to access a compromised busybox binary; likely some botnet. The same is likely true for ssh connections.

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  @UltraZelda649 күн бұрын

  This wasn't a quick look, let alone a review. You were actually "using" the installed system for five minutes out of a nine-minute video. And I use the term "using" loosely--you barely did more than look at the desktop, click around a few times, attempt to install Chrome, and check KDE's system information. You really set the entire tone for this "review" at only about two minutes and 40 seconds in when you said, "Wonder how long this will take. Hopefully it won't be too long, I want to go to bed." My response to that: Just go to bed. Unsubscribed.

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  @bnrid808610 күн бұрын

  can cloudflare zero trust be installed on FreeBSD?

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  @nxjoseph9 күн бұрын

  I was able to use cloudflare tunnel, there is a port for cloudflared.

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  @patrickprucha552210 күн бұрын

  Can you use kvm on BSD?

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  @keyboard_g10 күн бұрын

  The native hypervisor is BHyve.

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  @ngtube910 күн бұрын

  Hey Gary, I think it is a Supermicro Server, or? Nice...!!! I have installed and use sevral Supemicro server at work. And even for my home (I could not resist) I have bought 2 Supermicro boards with 32/40 threads and a lot of RAM... 2 cases and 2 cheap graphik cards. I am looking for 2 monitors now. and hope all works 🙂 All the best from Germany, Norbert

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  @foxglenacres10 күн бұрын

  congratulations! can’t wait to see what fun new adventures you have planned.

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  @jules.marshall10 күн бұрын

  I am sure I've used the same motherboard a while back and pretty confident it support SATA. Might need to simply change the internal wiring and move a jumper.

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  @BaronBSOfficial10 күн бұрын

  I'm using a old Optiplex9020 as a homelab with FBSD and it is amazing. I5 third gen with 32gb ecc memory and 3tb of total disks memory.

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  @RaptorianSchrock11 күн бұрын

  even better news, WINE9 mesa dri is finally working!!!!!! (no more reported wrong OS version error that was on their end, not ours). time to pick up the pieces, i had a full working steam setup with WINE7, skipped WINE8 entirely, hopefully 9 brings in some game changing... changes... yea :P

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  @MrR868611 күн бұрын

  honestly the biggest trade secret for any operation or sys admin is troubleshooting and debugging, you be surpise how many people dont know how to. its ok if they dont, its a skill set you get from all research you have done

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  @paulconnolly448313 күн бұрын

  And what you are showing is one of the biggest problems with FreeBSD people expect things to just work without faffing around with ports and manual configuration

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  @zack.123.14 күн бұрын

  I swear this guy pops up one more time on my KZread and I'm going to smash the screen

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  @csctr30215 күн бұрын

  Hi Gary, I've tried it all: Windows, macOS, countless Linux distros, and now I'm starting to explore FreeBSD. I use Arch with Xfce, and thanks to the pacman package manager and the AUR community repositories, I don't need to use flatpak or snap. I have all the software I want and more than I could ever use. I haven't tried ports yet, but I imagine it must be somewhat similar to the AUR. Thanks to your tutorials, I was able to install FreeBSD with Plasma, something I wouldn't have managed otherwise. All the best!

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  @kztuptuo707616 күн бұрын

  So true. We lack of opinions based in facts those days. Im the guy for whom configuring things is easier on linux especialy debian... but that does not mean i cannot do it on let say fedora or freebsd or open bsd. That only means that debian is second nature for me. No more no less.

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  @badpiggies98816 күн бұрын

  MacOS is the brother of Linux, both were born from Unix. And since Android is a distro of Linux, that means iPhones’ and Samsung phones’ softwares are distantly related. Interesting.

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  @AEF23C2017 күн бұрын

  sas - это зло, извините а вот bsd мы любим, это добро

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  @user-hc6uo5fp8n17 күн бұрын

  Just keep up the good work.

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  @11paris117 күн бұрын

  Mr. Gary, PLEASE and PLEASE formost take care of your family, and no one care more about you than your own family. 1) God, 2) Family, 3) Recreation.

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  @brett-m17 күн бұрын

  Id be interested in watching an un-boxing video... i love old server/networking gear, i find it really interesting

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  @stevensawolkin387317 күн бұрын

  Helly, Gary. I hope you and your viewers will forgive, perhaps even enjoy, a small foray into epistemology. When you say that as a system administrator, what you are good at is knowing how to look things up, rather than "having knowledge", you remind me of something the great astronomer Carl Sagan said in one of his "billions and billions" of books. He suggested that even more important to the human evolutionary development than the opposable thumb was our capacity for extrasomatic knowledge, or outside the body knowledge. By this he meant we almost uniquely have the ability to transmit knowledge not only directly, person to younger (or any age) person, but to record this knowledge so it reposes outside our own bodies, and thus, is future accessible to anyone. Therefore, each generation need not reinvent or rediscover the knowledge, data, and lore of the previous. Rather, they may access it via these extrasomatic means, be they libraries, universities, books, and now, databases and digital knowledge and search engines. Therefore, while you modestly say you only know how to access data, in fact, Professor Sagan would tell you that this means you are at the apex of human evolutionary powers, and it is that very ability which makes you an advanced thinker, and valuable contributor to our society's knowledge and lore.

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  @michielvandewijgaart885817 күн бұрын

  Looking forward to the server video(s). Also long time networkadmin/sysadmin/secadmin here and you hit the nail on the head, you don’t have to know everything but need to be able to find and use information you can get your hands on.and when you do that long enough you end up knowing things. Cheers Gary!

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  @patrickprucha552217 күн бұрын

  Simply put, you have a good head on your shoulders and what you say may sometimes be very helpful. I do appreciate that you are not shy to say, "No, this is not for me... I don't like how clunky it is". Good for you. Maybe one day, i will create my own KZread about Linux. We shall see

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  @BaronBSOfficial17 күн бұрын

  Mate could you make a video about your setup with the Optiplex? Like, what do you use to capture de boot video? Boot over network with X forward? Do you use a capture device? How the h.. do you make this awesome videos? I'm asking, because I have a couple of 9020's lay around and IDK if I missing some interesting feature that IDKY.

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  @pauldunecat17 күн бұрын

  You sound as surprised as the FutureCanoe channel is with their popularity. Everyone has a niche, elan, give yourself some credit! Cheers to your continued future! 😀

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  @greenhorngameplays574317 күн бұрын

  Coming next: cooking with Gary! How to make a tasty spaghetti 🍝. Congratulations for coming this far brother. Cheers.

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  @awa092717 күн бұрын

  I don’t understand why people can’t grasp that Linux is just a kernel and the BSD decedents are just their own operating systems. It’s literally the reason why we have hundreds of distros today! People took the Linux kernel and built their own OS around it. BSDs don’t really do that (sure you have somethings like GhostBSD being based off of FreeBSD).

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  @metin2QXQ17 күн бұрын

  Unfortunately mysql-57 is no longer available

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  @MthaMenMon18 күн бұрын

  Yeah it is like comparing vue, react or angular. All of them will do what you need if you try it enough. Or you jsut dont, and stick with what you like the most. In my case I take Debian because I love to do experiments in WHPX and freebsd doesnt support whpx nor virgl.