BSD And Other Things

>>55920885
Do you also have 20yearsago_left.jpg?

>>55920885
Cool, BSD is pretty cool.

Hi.

openbsd devs should look to bitrig for some inspiration

the only GNU tool left in it is texinfo

Just switch to Linux already

Is it possible to recompile dri and libEGL to depend on llvm38 instead of llvm37?

Can somebody tl;dr what BSD is, and what it's relationship to *nix is?

A wiki would also do.

>>55924680
on what BSD?

>>55924795
they're the last healthy direct UNIX descendants
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution

>>55924795
FreeBSD is an operating system for a variety of platforms which focuses on features, speed, and stability. It is derived from BSD, the version of UNIX® developed at the University of California, Berkeley. It is developed and maintained by a large community.

There are others in the BSD family, such as Open, dragonfly, and net

>>55924907
>on what BSD?
FreeBSD. I've tried using portmaster to just recompile both of them while having llvm38 installed, but they both still depend on 37. It would be nice if i could uninstall 37 now that i have 38

>>55924965
weird, there's no configuration option

did llvm38 just come out? maybe that's why

if you really need it maybe you should fuck around with the Makefile

Freebsd and i3 is really comfy. :)

>>55926828
i never thought about it until now, but i just realized that the ports system is perfect for suckless programs

writing patches should be really easy