>want to try OpenBSD >see this what do?

>>60730607
>what do?
try OpenBSD

>>60730607
Install it

see what?

- openbsd,org -> Download -> "mirror sites"
> tells you about all sorts of installation files
> .fs for USB, .iso for VM, without file sets is ok
> tells you about signify - their signing method with short Ed25519 curve keys, it should be in linux repos
- Canada (Alberta) is the main mirror but it doesnt really matter
- on mirror: 6.1 -> amd64 -> download cd61.iso
- boot up in vm
- installation script is braindead simple
> network info
> root & main user info
> you want X, choose on sshd
> partitioning, choose auto layout, disk labels and naming are weird
> choose all file sets
> mirror: keep default, it will add it to installation, no need to post-install setup
post install:
- setup doas
- pkg_info -Q <name> to search, pkg_add <name> to install
- maybe copy the .xinitrc skeleton
- rest is on you

Did they get rid of the artist who made their 6.0 art? I thought it was pretty nice.

>>60730924
AFAIK theo made this himself for last cd release ever

>>60730924

6.0 was announced as the last CD release so they wanted to end it on a high note. It included more songs than normal.

https://www.openbsd.org/lyrics.html

>>60730924
yeah 6.0 arguably has the best art in the entire openbsd history

>>60730607
Will it run on my mips based router? :^)

a whole build dedicated for loongson netbooks. :|

>>60731341
probably the next arch to go, who the fuck owns loongson stuff apart from RMS?

>>60731341
>>60731355
There's desktop hardware too. I hope they don't kill it too soon, I've been meaning to pick up a mini ITX board with an 8-core Godson 3B processor

>>60731458
i guess you could always go for netbsd's evbmips if it does happen

netbsd ports are usually not as well tested though

>>60730967

RIP. You can keep the shitty songs but I'll miss my stickers. ;w;

>>60730993
that's what i look for in an operating system

>>60730607
Laugh at the cheesy as fuck art, then proceed to try OpenBSD.

>>60731636
I'm just going for Debian if they drop it.

>>60731653
"Winter of 95'" seems like a song written as a last goodbye, though.