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The “OpenBSD gadgets” link contains several acts of copyright violation, it should not be linked here because of that. OpenBSD’s graphics are not permitted for that kind of usage.
I removed the link. Thanks for the information.
It’s the best system which I have ever used!!! But it isn’t for newbie… ;]
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Nice short summary.
Here you are another link:
http://www.aei.mpg.de/~pau/zen_process_obsd.html
for dual booting with linux
I have a question: What wm are you using in the screenshot? blackbox?
It looks very nice. And what mail notificator programme are you using?
Cheers
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Thanks for the nice read, keep up the interesting posts…..
It’s not the FreeBSD ports system anymore, it hasn’t been for a while. It just works similarly still. There was a ground-up remake of the tools a while back.
This is a great overview.
Some updates for OpenBSD 4.4 …
Current version: 4.4
Video review: OpenBSD 4.4 released
O`Reilly interview: Source Wars – Return of the Puffy: What’s New in OpenBSD 4.4
ports: OpenPorts.se
What i will find after finishing the first time installation for a desktop system(not server)?will I have gnome or kde installed by default,I need to know if Gnome and Kde are included as default system install and if it has security holes?is OpenBSD (Gnome or Kde )the most secure system for a home desktop user?
You will not get gnome or kde in default install.
Default window manager in OpenBSD is fvwm(1), but other window managers can be installed easily via packages. See FAQ 11 – The X Window System for more information. See http://www.openports.se for an overview of available pre-compiled packages.
I use XFCE on a MSI Wind U100 netbook and is very pleased with the result.
Some updates for OpenBSD 4.6.
Current version: 4.6
O’Reilly inteview by Federico Biancuzzi: PuffyTron recommends OpenBSD 4.5
BSD Talk: bsdtalk179 – OpenBSD Developer Jacek Masiulaniec, bsdtalk180 – OpenBSD Enthusiast Girish Venkatachalam
OpenBSD’s motto—”free, functional, and secure”
but a pain in the ass to install,..
no wonder people use Mandriva
Geeks are so far up their own arsehole they lose touch with the real world,..
Ever tried making a distro that EVERYONE can use simply,..
Linux geeks & OpenBSD are always bragging about how great their product is
Then please do make a version that “normal people” and the worlds public can easily use
As long as you remain airheaded geeks,..Linux will never overtake Microsoft