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[?]o arosano 🇩🇰 🇮🇱 »

@tris if it must be , then any time. But would probably be my first choice

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    [?]o Jeff »

    I cleaned a few things up on my compositor and wrote up install instructions for if anyone was curious after my talk:

    git.sr.ht/~phaedrus/Xuake

    If you do try to get it working, let me know. If you are an international user and want the keyboard layout to be configurable, then especially let me know; that will jump that to top priority. (And writing that sentence might get it updated this week, anyway.)

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      [?]o gyptazy »

      Are you in and running your own instance? You might want to join an Activity Pub relay instance!

      My relay at https://fedi-relay.gyptazy.com has currently 139 instances connected, mostly tech related sharing the same mindset and interests like , , , , , and many more! You can easily join from your instance when using , (), and its forks 🙂


        [?]o Kevin Karhan :verified: »

        @NebulaTide @Sascha wer -Dienste nutzt hat wegen ohnehin keine , daher ist ein bricking schlechter Software IMHO kein ernsthaftes Problem.

        youtube.com/watch?v=mZoWksRnJac

        Aber das dürfte auf die wenigsten Leute zutreffen...

        • Ähnlich wie die maximalst mögliche am & verspricht, aber dafür viele Funktionen einfach garnicht hat!

        [?]o Bryan Steele :flan_beard: »

        Slides from Alexander Bluhm (bluhm@)'s talk "Update on Networking Performance Improvements" today at 2025.

        openbsd.org/papers/eurobsdcon2

        events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/tal

          [?]o Bryan Steele :flan_beard: »

          Slides from Marc Espie (espie@)'s talk "DPB [Distributed Ports Builder]: One protocol to build them all" Saturday at 2025.

          openbsd.org/papers/eurobsdcon2

          events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/tal

            [?]o Bryan Steele :flan_beard: »

            Slides from Florian Obser (florian@)'s talk "We choose to do the things, not because they are easy..." at 2025.

            openbsd.org/papers/eurobsdcon2

            events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/tal

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              [?]o Bryan Steele :flan_beard: »

              Slides from Hans-Jörg Höxer (hshoexer@)'s talk "Confidential Computing with OpenBSD - The Next Step" at 2025.

              openbsd.org/papers/eurobsdcon2

              events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/tal

              Support for AMD -ES (Secure Encrypted Virtualization-Encrypted State) guests in vmm(4)/vmd(8), as well as OpenBSD guests in Linux will appear in the upcoming 7.8 release! :flan_hacker:​

              bsd.network/@brynet/1147733971

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                [?]o Morgan »

                Currently installing on a new-to-me resource constrained laptop because I know it will be stable, and fast enough for my needs. Acer Swift 3 with Pentium N5000 and 4GB of soldered RAM. The Intel WiFi is slow, the keyboard isn't backlit, but it has a gorgeous 14" IPS 1080p display and it's fanless so it's completely silent. It's the perfect bedside laptop.

                It has a tiny and slow 64GB eMMC main storage but it has an M.2 slot as well (sadly only SATA, no NVMe support) so I chucked in a 1TB drive I had lying around. It's overkill for OpenBSD but it was free and available. Battery life is astounding especially considering the laptop is about seven years old at this point; in Windows 10 it was getting a good 8 hours of actual use browsing the web and light gaming. I expect 4-6 hours with OpenBSD.

                I'm leaving Windows on the eMMC so I can fix the BIOS when necessary; it has a tendency to randomly corrupt itself after booting any non-Windows OS and the BIOS recovery utility is Windows-only. That's honestly the only flaw I've found on this otherwise neat little machine.

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                  [?]o Tomáš »

                  conference of the spikes

                  Daemons, horned beasts and fish meet to confer. A daemon speaks: "I want you to think of reasons that would help promote our cause." Everyone shouts ideas over one another. "pf is the best!" "well duh!" "Matt Dillon?" "HardenedBSD?" "bhyve?" "zfs?" "mirabilos!" Fish: "That time Theo fought the squid king and won?" "Goddamnit, fish."

                  Alt...Daemons, horned beasts and fish meet to confer. A daemon speaks: "I want you to think of reasons that would help promote our cause." Everyone shouts ideas over one another. "pf is the best!" "well duh!" "Matt Dillon?" "HardenedBSD?" "bhyve?" "zfs?" "mirabilos!" Fish: "That time Theo fought the squid king and won?" "Goddamnit, fish."

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                    [?]o Shmok »

                    Is there any people on to follow and talk on Nostr?

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                      [?]o Beam me out! »

                      My neovim configs for *BSD are finally here!
                      - Plugins managed by Lazy.nvim
                      - Tested under Freebsd and Openbsd
                      - LSP support is sketchy, but possible with patience and some manual compiling.

                      github.com/beammeout/nvim-bsd-

                      The repo still needs work, but I decided to give up on perfectionism and finally make it public :badabing:.

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                        [?]o Peter N. M. Hansteen »

                        OpenSSH 10.2 released undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl

                          [?]o Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪 »

                          If you can read this, it means that this :GoToSocial: #GoToSocial instance, running on the unsupported :openbsd: #OpenBSD 7.7/amd64 platform with NOWASM, was successfully upgraded to 0.20.0.

                          The 774 MB #SQlite database migrations steps took about 1min and 46 secs.

                          #RunBSD and #HugSinisterSloth

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                            [?]o Justine Smithies »

                            Going to start documenting the exact process of following current on as some important bits seem to be missing from the docs like for instance how you check your kernel version to see if it has current appended to the version or not. Like I mentioned earlier the undeadly docs say you can now drop the -Dsnap option on pkg_add and pkg_info but it appears that that is not the case until say 7.8 is released. I'm not saying there's lots missing from the docs just small things that would help the user like me help and find out things for myself. So I may yet make a small blog post at some point o this subject.
                            I still love OpenBSD though it's strangely exciting. :openbsd:

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                              [?]o Habr » 🤖

                              OpenBSD: интервью с Вячеславом Воронцовым

                              Не в то время и не в том формате, но мы это сделали! Если хотя-бы слышали слово « OpenBSD » — стоит прочитать и посмотреть.

                              habr.com/ru/articles/953884/

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                                [?]o Justine Smithies »

                                Something not right here. I am on the latest snapshot and have being using -Dsnap since I was told in undeadly. The snapshot for amd64 is dated 8th october the same date as the message in undeadly. So I'm wondering if I need to wait for the next snapshot before dropping the -Dsnap ?? Because if I try it now it gives me a weird error. I am on current too ???

                                justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas pkg_add -u
                                doas (justine@openbsd-desktop.localdomain) password:
                                https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD//7.8/packages/amd64/: no such dir
                                Couldn't find any update
                                justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas pkg_add -Dsnap -u
                                quirks-7.147 signed on 2025-10-08T09:48:59Z
                                justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas sysupgrade -s
                                Fetching from https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD//snapshots/amd64/
                                SHA256.sig   100% |**************************************************************************|  2324       00:00
                                Signature Verified
                                Already on latest snapshot.
                                HELP please .....


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                                  [?]o Justine Smithies »

                                  I'm running current and have just updated as of today using the amd64 snapshot dated 8th and I noticed this on undeadly.
                                  Jonathan Gray (jsg@) updated the version of OpenBSD -current from "7.8" to "7.8-current".
                                  Those running the latest-and-greatest [via a sufficiently new snapshot or built from source] no longer need to use "-D snap" with pkg_add(1) (and pkg_info(1)).
                                  At the moment I am updating packages with the -Dsnap option. Does that post mean that I can stop using that option right now or should I wait ???

                                  https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251009060155

                                  I should say that I wish to remain on current snapshots.

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                                    [?]o Stefano Marinelli »

                                    In Zagreb, I realized my 2021 MacBook Pro M1 is starting to show its age. The battery life is shorter and the system seems slower than it was at the beginning, perhaps also due to the latest OS version. Yesterday, I used the "new" Acer with openSUSE Tumbleweed, running KDE Plasma. It's small, I paid about 500 euros for it, and it has a good monitor, but the battery life is poor, and that's the main reason I still primarily use the Mac. And yet, it gave me a greater sense of speed than the Mac. When one of the BSDs works well enough on this laptop (mainly suspend/resume), it will probably become my daily driver on the go. I need to try OpenBSD 7.8 as soon as it will be out.
                                    it might have some surprises in store for me.

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                                      [?]o Stefano Marinelli »

                                      In Zagreb, I realized my 2021 MacBook Pro M1 is starting to show its age. The battery life is shorter and the system seems slower than it was at the beginning, perhaps also due to the latest OS version. Yesterday, I used the "new" Acer with openSUSE Tumbleweed, running KDE Plasma. It's small, I paid about 500 euros for it, and it has a good monitor, but the battery life is poor, and that's the main reason I still primarily use the Mac. And yet, it gave me a greater sense of speed than the Mac. When one of the BSDs works well enough on this laptop (mainly suspend/resume), it will probably become my daily driver on the go. I need to try OpenBSD 7.8 as soon as it will be out.
                                      it might have some surprises in store for me.

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                                        [?]o EuroBSDCon »

                                        Recovering and reminiscing on an incredible 2025 in Zagreb, Croatia! 🇭🇷 :flan_sad:​

                                        What a week! Over 220 attendees, 48 brilliant speakers, and 16 amazing sponsors came together to celebrate all things . The energy was , deep dives into tech, inspiring talks, and those hallway conversations that spark new ideas and collaborations.

                                        Huge shoutout to the video crew who made sure every moment was captured, and to everyone who traveled near and far to be part of this vibrant community. Whether it was hacking, learning, or just geeking out over , the connections made here are what make this event so special.

                                        Zagreb, and the incredible Organizing Committee, you were the perfect host! Already counting down to the next one in Brussels! 🇧🇪

                                        Did you attend? What was your highlight? 👇

                                        We are collecting as much as possible on: 2025.eurobsdcon.org/wrapup.htm

                                        Like and subscribe! :flan_XD:​

                                        Image of a Panda resting it's head on a log of wood. it's has the text: Miss you already <3

                                        Alt...Image of a Panda resting it's head on a log of wood. it's has the text: Miss you already <3

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                                          [?]o Peter N. M. Hansteen »

                                          OpenBSD -current is now "7.8-current" undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl

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                                            [?]o Justine Smithies »

                                            So where do I get a Puffy plushie :openbsd: ?

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                                              [?]o Anders Gulden Olstad »

                                              @justine I'm pretty happy with on my workstations. I'm lazy and it just works. Everything feels uncomplicated and old skool UNIX'ey. Speed and performance is not a great concern as I'm using old hardware anyway. I haven't lost any important files with FFS yet and FVWM3 is more than enough playground for me.

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                                                [?]o Shmok »

                                                I will be posting about my mini PC multi port LAN router firewall, what information would be helpful information to include in the post about the hardware? All of the hardware is supported natively and I did not install anything extra due to only being a home router directing traffic.

                                                  [?]o Stefano Marinelli »

                                                  5 days to go!
                                                  Secure e-mail stack with OpenSMTPD, Rspamd, Dovecot – on FreeBSD.

                                                  it-notes.dragas.net/2024/03/08

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                                                    [?]o Justine Smithies »

                                                    Started slowly adding my currently WIP dotfiles to my self hosted Git server. :openbsd: :runbsd:

                                                    https://git.smithies.me.uk/openbsd-desktop-dotfiles/about/

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                                                      [?]o Peter N. M. Hansteen »

                                                      OpenSSH 10.1 released undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl

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                                                        [?]o vermaden »

                                                        Latest 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀 - 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱/𝟭𝟬/𝟬𝟲 (Valuable News - 2025/10/06) available.

                                                        vermaden.wordpress.com/2025/10

                                                        Past releases: vermaden.wordpress.com/news/

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                                                          [?]o Justine Smithies »

                                                          Has anyone successfully built ASM6809 on an system ?
                                                          If so could you please share how ?

                                                          https://www.6809.org.uk/asm6809/

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                                                            [?]o Jason Tubnor 🇦🇺 »

                                                            OpenBSD ports lock is fast approaching with the release of 7.8 in under a month. Please test your favourite apps THIS WEEK to ensure everything works as expected on a -current / snapshot release. #OpenBSD

                                                              [?]o outofcreativity »

                                                              @pertho

                                                              @thfr

                                                              Iirc the ports tree is not fully locked yet. No new ports, now its time to test things and get important fixes in.

                                                                [?]o George E. 🇺🇸♥🇺🇦🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ »

                                                                Personally I would have gone with . Much easier to setup and administer. As much as I love and I sure as hell wouldn't recommend it for an SME.

                                                                Unless your goal is lock-in. Vendor lock-in. And in this case that vendor is you. Because let's face it, even in IT, OpenBSD is quite niche and FreeBSD is already niche enough.


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