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@akoizumi Hmm, which ones?
I can tell you what I dislike about OpenBSD:
- Still using CVS. And CVSWeb has a horrible usability, I gave up on it and browse sources on the GitHub mirror.
- Little things like:
- tmpfs is not pageable and, IIRC, removing files does not free memory, either.
- The distinction between MP and non-MP kernels, and the confusion that can come from that.
- The non-adoption of UTF-8 on the console (outside of X11).
- The overall negative and somewhat arrogant attitude of the OpenBSD community. Doesn’t motivate me very much to contribute to the project.
And yet it’s currently the best OS for my private servers. 👌
@akoizumi Hmm, which ones?
I can tell you what I dislike about OpenBSD:
- Still using CVS. And CVSWeb has a horrible usability, I gave up on it and browse sources on the GitHub mirror.
- Little things like:
- tmpfs is not pageable and, IIRC, removing files does not free memory, either.
- The distinction between MP and non-MP kernels, and the confusion that can come from that.
- The non-adoption of UTF-8 on the console (outside of X11).
- The overall negative and somewhat arrogant attitude of the OpenBSD community. Doesn’t motivate me very much to contribute to the project.
And yet it’s currently the best OS for my private servers. 👌
@akoizumi Hmm, which ones?
I can tell you what I dislike about OpenBSD:
- Still using CVS. And CVSWeb has a horrible usability, I gave up on it and browse sources on the GitHub mirror.
- Little things like:
- tmpfs is not pageable and, IIRC, removing files does not free memory, either.
- The distinction between MP and non-MP kernels, and the confusion that can come from that.
- The non-adoption of UTF-8 on the console (outside of X11).
- The overall negative and somewhat arrogant attitude of the OpenBSD community. Doesn’t motivate me very much to contribute to the project.
And yet it’s currently the best OS for my private servers. 👌
@movq acme-client, httpd, and relayd
@movq
> And yet it’s currently the best OS for my private servers. 👌
That's just because you haven't tried GoNix yet 😂 I kid I kid of course 😅 It's nowhere near production ready yet, still working on it 🙃
@movq
> And yet it’s currently the best OS for my private servers. 👌
That's just because you haven't tried GoNix yet 😂 I kid I kid of course 😅 It's nowhere near production ready yet, still working on it 🙃
@prologic Dude, you have so much energy, it’s incredibly. How can you produce that much code?! 😲😅
@prologic Dude, you have so much energy, it’s incredibly. How can you produce that much code?! 😲😅
@prologic Dude, you have so much energy, it’s incredibly. How can you produce that much code?! 😲😅
@prologic Dude, you have so much energy, it’s incredibly. How can you produce that much code?! 😲😅
@akoizumi Hmm, I quite like acme-client and httpd. 🤔 It’s annoying, though, that httpd cannot do proxy passes which forces you to use more complicated setups involving relayd …
@akoizumi Hmm, I quite like acme-client and httpd. 🤔 It’s annoying, though, that httpd cannot do proxy passes which forces you to use more complicated setups involving relayd …
@akoizumi Hmm, I quite like acme-client and httpd. 🤔 It’s annoying, though, that httpd cannot do proxy passes which forces you to use more complicated setups involving relayd …
@akoizumi Hmm, I quite like acme-client and httpd. 🤔 It’s annoying, though, that httpd cannot do proxy passes which forces you to use more complicated setups involving relayd …
@movq and that's why I just use nginx, it just works
@akoizumi Yeah, it’s also a lot faster than httpd. There’s a noticable difference between nginx and httpd, even on my very simple website.
@akoizumi Yeah, it’s also a lot faster than httpd. There’s a noticable difference between nginx and httpd, even on my very simple website.
@akoizumi Yeah, it’s also a lot faster than httpd. There’s a noticable difference between nginx and httpd, even on my very simple website.
@akoizumi Yeah, it’s also a lot faster than httpd. There’s a noticable difference between nginx and httpd, even on my very simple website.