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Lets say it using a "cloud tag" ...
FreeBSD BSD UNIX Linux Backup Restore Storage Clusters Distributed Desktop Laptop X11 ThinkPad AMIGA Shell POSIX ZSH ZFS
FreeBSD BSD UNIX Linux Backup Restore Storage Clusters Distributed Desktop Laptop X11 ThinkPad AMIGA Shell POSIX ZSH ZFS
More Linuxisms bullshit coming in one, two, ...
November 14, 2025 at 8:53 PM
More Linuxisms bullshit coming in one, two, ...
Does not matter. Rust is 'memory safe' and rewriting sudo(8) as sudo-rs(8) in it did not helped for security as shown above.
November 14, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Does not matter. Rust is 'memory safe' and rewriting sudo(8) as sudo-rs(8) in it did not helped for security as shown above.
Some people think that rewriting everything in Rust makes all the difference ... its not - its more safe and secure to have tested 'C' code then newly written 'Rust' code.
November 13, 2025 at 1:25 AM
Some people think that rewriting everything in Rust makes all the difference ... its not - its more safe and secure to have tested 'C' code then newly written 'Rust' code.
By 'by default' I meant that I configured it to refresh every 5 minutes.
November 11, 2025 at 11:47 PM
By 'by default' I meant that I configured it to refresh every 5 minutes.
Its Dzen2 that I use :)
The thing that I LOVE about Dzen2 is that by default it refreshes every 5 minutes - not taking any resources in the background in the mean time - and when I CLICK on it with mouse - then it refreshes on demand.
I do not know any other 'taskbar' that have that feature.
The thing that I LOVE about Dzen2 is that by default it refreshes every 5 minutes - not taking any resources in the background in the mean time - and when I CLICK on it with mouse - then it refreshes on demand.
I do not know any other 'taskbar' that have that feature.
November 11, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Its Dzen2 that I use :)
The thing that I LOVE about Dzen2 is that by default it refreshes every 5 minutes - not taking any resources in the background in the mean time - and when I CLICK on it with mouse - then it refreshes on demand.
I do not know any other 'taskbar' that have that feature.
The thing that I LOVE about Dzen2 is that by default it refreshes every 5 minutes - not taking any resources in the background in the mean time - and when I CLICK on it with mouse - then it refreshes on demand.
I do not know any other 'taskbar' that have that feature.
Here are all needed details and configs if You want to setup one for yourself:
vermaden.wordpress.com/freebsd-desktop/
vermaden.wordpress.com/freebsd-desktop/
November 11, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Here are all needed details and configs if You want to setup one for yourself:
vermaden.wordpress.com/freebsd-desktop/
vermaden.wordpress.com/freebsd-desktop/
I used it recently in one of my clients - works really well ... when You configure it properly.
You need to change its PCIe slot to Bifurcation Mode which means the x16 bus is split into four independent x4/x4/x4/x4 PCI lanes - so each NVMe will get its own.
Asus calls it 'RAID Mode' as below :ASD
You need to change its PCIe slot to Bifurcation Mode which means the x16 bus is split into four independent x4/x4/x4/x4 PCI lanes - so each NVMe will get its own.
Asus calls it 'RAID Mode' as below :ASD
November 9, 2025 at 8:19 PM
I used it recently in one of my clients - works really well ... when You configure it properly.
You need to change its PCIe slot to Bifurcation Mode which means the x16 bus is split into four independent x4/x4/x4/x4 PCI lanes - so each NVMe will get its own.
Asus calls it 'RAID Mode' as below :ASD
You need to change its PCIe slot to Bifurcation Mode which means the x16 bus is split into four independent x4/x4/x4/x4 PCI lanes - so each NVMe will get its own.
Asus calls it 'RAID Mode' as below :ASD