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Feels good to see install60.iso in the snapshots
OpenBSD's man pages on the web also get updates
Easier to read and link, no?
http://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-current/man1/tmux.1
News:
undeadly.org
ted unangst's blog
peter n. m. hansteen (pf) on blogspot
why that fish lookin at me like he wanna suck me off
>>54642510
Is there any way to switch ttys on freebsd with an X server running. In console it just works by pressing Alt+f* but when I run an X server and try to switch back into console, changing the tty just makes it crash. Also it cant compile 2bwm correctly.
Should I switch to openbsd? does it have this problem
>>54642510
I run a Thinkpad X201, and tried installing OpenBSD earlier today. However, my wireless card is completely undetected by the system. Am I missing something? Does OpenBSD just not have the drivers for it?
>>54645557
look for it in dmesg. for an x201, probably iwm (but don't quote me on that)
>>54642510
>fixed zero out of the two man page typos I pointed out to them a week ago
>even one where a guy replied "fixed!"
They must have updated the man page then, right?
Is Matt Dillon still the "sticky" for BSD?
>>54645464
OpenBSD doesn't have this problem for me, guaranteed: I did that today.
I also don't recall FreeBSD giving me that problem though, either.
>>54642510
Can printer drivers for linux work in OpenBSD? I am having issues getting my brother to work and it works in linux.
I know CUPS is common and multiplatform, but not sure how the drivers are exposed.
Also, how do you get OpenGL to work on RadeonDRM? Using a R7 370 and everything is running through softpipe. People say it should just werk. For example, I'm running MPV and it only works when I have the video settings as "vo=x11".
I'm aware that EGL is working in 6.0, but I would rather stay in 5.9.
>>54645688
Look at it on CVS.
>>54646067
http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/share/man/man1/
There's nothing there.
>>54646096
Well what were the pages?
>>54646143
sh
Specifically sh, not ksh.
>>54646228
That's weird, looks like CVS itself is missing a bunch of pages.
Maybe they started storing them somewhere else, I wish the fucking thing had a search function.
>>54646228
>>54646308
Oh wait, it isn't.
They store the manpages in the executable source directory. For example, you'll find the ed manpage in src/bin/ed
>>54646324
Ohhhh, they did it.
Wow, I feel honored they credited me too.
I feel so weird inside, in a good way.
I've only submitted three bug reports in my life, one to OpenMPT, and two to OpenBSD, and all three were fixed.
Also, ed is a nice program.
>>54642510
does it support anything made in 21 century?
>>54648817
Of course you cocksucker
>>54643815
Well it is a BLOWfish.
>>54645928
If you have a PPD, yes. If you have a binary blob, nope.
