So, What Can You Do With FreeBSD Anyway? Pt1
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- It's a question I get asked from time to time, so I thought would put the answer as a video - in this part we look at Office Applications and Inter Applications.... This isn't a tutorial, more a suggestion and showcase :-)
Apologies for my rather flat voice, I was trying not to wake up the house having recording this very late at night... :-)
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Chris,do not ever quit making BSD videos!
I'll try :-)
Even when I'm ready for the nursing home, they'll wheel me to a desktop PC, and I'll cobble together a vid :-)
@@RoboNuggie how old are you?
@@tribemaster101 in his 20's ;)
I use NomadBSD installed on SSD. I iuse the same tools that i used when i was a Linux user (i.e. since march 2021), bur with FreeBSD i back to terminal's tool like ranger as file manager, htop as system monitor, elinks as text web browser to test the usability of web pages that i make for my website. To test web pages and to surf internet i use also Surf, a minimal and lightweight web browser. Duf as usage disk utility and so on.
Thank to FreeBSD world i known Sayonara that is my preferred music player, instead Clementine.
To project and write my webpage i use Bluefish and Tidy to manage html and CSS coding. Iused them also in my 16 years of Linux experience.
Telegram desktop for my Group.
So, with Free/Nomad/BSD i can make all things that i have made with Linux. About Windows i abbandoned it in 2003.
I'm so happy to be a FreeBSD fan.
Thanks a lot.
PS: sorry for my bad english.
Your English is excellent Giorgio!
You have some great choices there and some I didn't know about such as Sayonara - it really is good - thank you!
This man must have severe backaches for carrying the whole BSD community on RUclips
I wondered what that pain was, just thought it was old age..... :-)
My music player of choice is DeadBeef. It's a GUI player that's light, simple, and highly customizable. I use Evolution as my e-mail client because web mail is slow and often has ADs.
Deadbeef is a really good choice, plenty of plugins if I remember correctly.... I;ll have to have a look.... and evolution is often overlooked these days, but as you say it stops those ADs which is a terrible thing in an email session...
Thank you R.... :-)
Would you ever consider creating a tutorial for users looking to set up a minimal freebsd install with a lightweight wm such as dwm?
Love the content btw (ノ^_^)ノ
i really like the part where you're reading the script as 'you are' writing it xD
You can do whatever you want on *BSD, for as long as you are willing to compile stuff when it isnt in the repos. I'm not too far away from switching over to netbsd
Bluetooth is the only thing keeping me away from making FreeBSD my daily driver.
Yes, and that is a sticking point for many.
I don't think it's going to be resolved any time soon :-(
lol bluetooth? really?
Great video once again.
I appreciate that, thank you!
I had this question myself often, thank you !
Great video!!! Did you ever do a video on repositories? One app I use n Linux is puddletag. Is it available in freebsd? I'd be very interested to learn how to install applications etc... Through freebsd repositories. Thanks!!!! 😀
Bem esclarecedor e direto ao ponto!
Obrigado por estar aqui! Muito apreciado!
I am finding difficult to make sound output in my laptop Lenovo Legion i5 8300H with GTX 1050 4GB and RAM 8GB installing direct in my SSD,
But when installing in Virtual Box with same laptop the sound output is working, but the name driver is different, in Virtual Box is shows Intel CH but in direct instalation shows Intel ALC
My friend, you did nothing wrong its a bug, at boot up edit your grub script and disable it from there then once the os is fully booted up service start it or start it via /etc/
Are you using FreeBSD 13?
@@RoboNuggie yes I am using FreeBSD 13
@@Kyo-lm2pj I am totally new in freebsd, please show me how to disable it
It's sometime tricks you, i hope this works for you
1. Try check by command "dmesg | grep pcm" and "dmesg | grep snd"
2. Try follow instructions in "FreeBSD Handbook Chapter 7. Multimedia"
3. If you still confused, try install "desktop-installer" in pkg and follow instructions (robonuggie has video about it)
That's it i was remember and i forgot what i'm doing before when try fix audio, hope you enjoyed! :)
(If you see my comment twice, sorry about that, my youtube app kind lag)
Thank you Sir.
Can you make a video covering network printer installation. I am still making my way through your videos so apologies if this has already been done.
That would be a great video idea....I need a printer first, hopefully soon after the prices have come down a little (they went up during the lockdowns and people working from home etc) - I'll do one, just for you :-)
@@RoboNuggie Thanks!!!
@@vs4147 But it won't be for a while though...
How about hardware development ? like OS for a gaming console
I wish it had a functional GUI, it just doesn't I hate xfce on it..it is broken, tried it on 11 though, havent't even managed to get it on 13 yet
Xfce can be annoying try to install the old versions of gnome then follow a gnome tutorial save the configs delete that version of gnome and install the latest version it should set it self up on its own from there and make sure you have the correct monitor driver's
i love git tutorial on man page :-)
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Hello. I'm a retrogamer and I'm wondering what emulators are available for FreeBSD, and maybe even OpenBSD. Do you have any tips or places to recommend for reliable information?
Sorry for the late reply.... sure
www.freebsd.org/cgi/ports.cgi?query=emulator&stype=all&sektion=all
This will list all emulators available, the system emulators you want are in the 'category emulators' section.....
@@RoboNuggie thank you so much!
If you’ve ever fired up the so-called database of Star/Open/Libre Office you’ll know it’s a joke
Me, do for server anyway
An OS is just a bootloader for chrome anyway
I've never looked at it that way before...... :-)
[Firefox]
You voice is so ASMR
I mis-read that for a second.... I thought you said your voice is so Asthmatic...
:-)
Windows is garbage
True but 90% of the apps support it so we're just going to have to deal with it for now, last month Microsoft took ownership of BSD we should start seeing more people with this and more apps ❤️
Windows is optional but Microsoft is (sometimes) garbage 😂