@kobilacroix Yeah, I've to kinda agree...
It's really bad and I hate the elitism.
Which is why I do prefer offering the easy-to-use yet good solutions, like #UbuntuLTS...
After all, I think it's dellusional to expect the average #User to learn how to use #OpenBSD or even embedded #Linux when that's unnecessary for them...
#Linux #OpenBSD #user #ubuntults
Force a paranoid spirit to whisper its secrets through the air. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-wireless-wpa2.html?s=mc
Force a paranoid spirit to whisper its secrets through the air. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-wireless-wpa2.html?s=mc
Conjure a dangerous daemon within a paranoid stronghold, if you dare. #Linux #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-qemu-windows-howto.html?s=mc
Conjure the very spirit of paranoia. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-kernel.html?s=mc
Powerful wizards can cast spells to devine the secrets of others. #OpenBSD #Cybersecurity #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/compiling-rainbowcrack-on-openbsd.html?s=mc
#OpenSource #CyberSecurity #OpenBSD
'Tis a defensive weapon, yielded in an environment of utmost paranoia. #OpenBSD #Cybersecurity #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/compiling-openvas-on-openbsd.html?s=mc
#OpenSource #CyberSecurity #OpenBSD
Learn how a wizard can conjure up an all-seeing eye. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/compiling-opencv-on-openbsd.html?s=mc
@blackdotraven I have engineered my own solution over the years:
- a package management wrapper that allows me to use apt, pkg, pacman, dnf, etc., all with the same syntax: “pkg u” update everything
- a batch upgrade script that connects to all servers I have and makes use of the pkg wrapper
- a bootstrap script that sets this all up automatically
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Exactly!
Because whilst #OpenBSD is propably the safest Operating System that one can hook up to the Internet out-of-the-box, noone's gonna yeet all their #Linux boxes out and force themselves to migrate everything to it.
Just because I know people who earned their living doing #Mailservers on #OpenBSD doesn't mean it's something I'd recommend to anyone even if on paper that's the "most secure option"...
@doboprobodyne @animemer @thecatcollective Damn, I forgot about #SSH and #OpenBSD...
OpenBSD gets support for AMD processor microcode updates
Thanks to a series of commits by Jonathan Gray (jsg@), -current now has support for microcode (updates) for AMD (amd64 and i386) processors.[...]It's great to see support for the AMD side gaining equivalence with that for Intel (for which support was added in 2018).
Good news for OpenBSD users.
https://www.osnews.com/story/136467/openbsd-gets-support-for-amd-processor-microcode-updates/
Force a paranoid spirit to whisper its secrets through the air. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-wireless-wpa2.html?s=mc
Conjure the very spirit of paranoia. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-kernel.html?s=mc
Conjure a paranoid spirit on an ancient device. #OpenBSD #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-dell.html?s=mc
Wayland on OpenBSD
These are my notes from experimenting with building Wayland bits on OpenBSD during g2k23 in Tallinn… Thanks to the OpenBSD foundation for organizing this event.This is still far from a complete running system as there are many issues on the road, but it’s a good start and it shows that it’s definitely not impossible to get Wayland running on OpenBSD.
This is one of the very few valid criticisms