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I guess if I burn my name (again) then I'll do it in the open.
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=179122551398673&w=2
#OpenBSD
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TODAY IS A GOOD DAY YES I AM SCREAMING!
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@dotpk@bsd.network Indeed it is. Android switched to cdc-ncm - network control mode since the Pixel 6. I'm still looking into the details but I want to get it working on #OpenBSD. #NetBSD has a driver since their newest 11 release, so thats probably a good think to relate to.
Made spaghetti and meatballs. The family is happy now.
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@rqm@0xde501a7a.net @brynet@bsd.network @dotpk@bsd.network @stsp@bsd.network Pleasure to help! Happy that we can now use USB tethering with modern Android devices and provide internet to machines that do not have wifi.
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@dotpk@bsd.network This seems to work. Let me clean up a bit and tell me how to send you a diff. #OpenBSD
This is tested on my Pixel 9 Pro with GrapheneOS
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@rqm@0xde501a7a.net @dotpk@bsd.network No idea, but I think I have it cleaned up for review now. All those pesky little things...
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@Abstract_Mage_Annastasia@tech.lgbt The best. Storage, Compute and not paying ransom for my data is awesome (and how things should be).
Shoutout to @mischa@exquisite.social and @OpenBSDAms@mastodon.bsd.cafe for routing me a /56 IPv6 subnet in sub 7 minutes after I hit the send button on the request form.
#openbsd #bsd
I'm working as a freelancer, which means I'm a business. I can not easily give to the BSD foundations [well I could but it would make sense to do it as a business] (#FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenBSD) because I'd need an invoice.
Can someone help a fellow out here? How do companies do it? I'm based in Germany in case that matters.
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@_nibbles@mastodon.social @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe There is a difference between upgrading the base system vs. 3rd party packages. Nothing of this has anything to do with "haven't come up with proper package management".
Your 'dnf upgrade' upgrades _everything_ you haven't blacklisted.
The command 'syspatch' on #OpenBSD upgrades the parts of the base system that need to be upgraded (no 3rd party packages) - sometimes thats security patches, sometimes not so subtle bugs.
What you are refering to in i.e. OpenBSDs case is 'pkg_add -u' which will upgrade the non-base (3rd party) packages that the users installed _after_ the base system has been installed.
There is quite a difference in base and package handling between NetBSD, OpenBSD and FreeBSD.
Saying none of the BSDs have come up with proper package management is quite wrong.
There is a decomissioned WW2 bunker a couple minutes away from me. I have the hmurge to build a DC in there, heat the roof with some of the heat and have a nice rooftop bar for the neighbours.
I do not know how developers can work their career without knowing about Unix related systems.
I'm not judging it, I'm just in the dark that they never encountered it.
Poudriere is a great piece of software. I really like it.
#freebsd
My lovely wife is not sold on us going to Italy for ~2 weeks this autumn. I will now need to come up with a master plan to convince her.
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@rqm@0xde501a7a.net @dotpk@bsd.network It's based on umb(4) and far from finished. Technically it works but the code is kind of messy and I'm (as always) afraid of sending it out.