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OpenBSD 7.9 released https://lobste.rs/s/wwcjoc #openbsd
https://www.openbsd.org/79.html
It takes aaaaaaaaaaages to compile #GoToSocial for #OpenBSD on a #Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W... but it's a good stableness benchmark. So far, it has not hanged - now that I use another Ethernet Hat and POE adapter.
#OpenBSD friends - I need help with backups.
I make backups on external USB disks. Now what tool should I use? I don't need any deduplication and stuff like that.
What I need is quick restore procedure.
So what should I use ? I was thinking rsync or dump/restore.
What would you suggest considering above ?
https://codeberg.org/dnkl/fuzzel
EDIT OK thanks to @r1w1s1 I'm now at 39 lines long. 🤣

Artwork by @prahou
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So in my eyes this is an #OpenBSD current issue because if it was mine then rolling back wouldn't work either ???
Tried removing it so a forced sysupgrade would redo it but still it refuses to boot /bsd only /bsd.sp and /bsd.rd
I'll give it a few days of running on a single cpu rather than multiple to see if a new snapshot fixes anything and maybe someone will come up with an answer on their bugs mailing list too ? 😒
experimental OpenBSD MAP-E CE support (feedback) https://lobste.rs/s/fqqewk #openbsd
https://git.sr.ht/~atmosx/openbsd-mape-ce
Silly question of the #NetBSD folk… I know some of the BSD kernels (notably #FreeBSD, and once upon a time, #OpenBSD) were capable of Linux syscall emulation, meaning they could run Linux applications.
Is this still the case, and if so, does it extend to containerisation like #Docker? Platforms of interest would be `x86-64` and `aarch64`.
https://kb.shells.com/tutorials/NetBSD/Docker/ seems to suggest it was at least at one point, a thing, but the link to the Docker download site is a 404.
https://www.kindness.city/blog/2026-03-22-care.html
A bit of a ranty blog today.
I really want to write software that's actually good.
Increasingly, I believe the trick to doing this isn't #types, or #proglang , or formal methods, or #agile, or #XP, or #TDD, or any other fancy technique, process, or technology. It's Care.
And the reason most software still sucks? It's not stupidity, and it's not because everyone else has been duped by the "wrong" development ideology (waterfall, formal methods, agile, etc). It's the Market.
Here's what #openbsd , #slackware, and #emacs are teaching me about taking the time to work on what matters.
this is my POC terminal audio sampler.
The noises are those three samples. The UI is you just press
the number of the sample and it plays it.
I am showing off the audio part.
The audio wav files are playing from scratch each
time, (like the sndio handle and the libsndfile handle
are not re-used). If I keep going on this I will
fix that so there is like a static list of wav files.
And I will re-use the sndio handle or i will
have like a sndio handle "pool".
I have previous curses programs where I use libevent
to make them not "one thing at a time".
So like you could play wav files over each other up
to the amount of sndio handles you have.
(theoretically)
A long shot goal is I could have the program be able
to record a wav file for you O_o.
#openbsd #sndio #chicken #scheme #c
https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/pull/31850
2 of 3 GitHub Continuous Integration checks passed OK!
One of them failed with another wtfh:
7s
Run . ports/.github/workflows/bootstrap.sh mpbb
Fetching files
Info
2026-03-27 02:14:50.001 mdutil[47287:114060] mdutil disabling Spotlight: / -> kMDConfigSearchLevelFSSearchOnly
Disabling Spotlight
Uninstalling Homebrew
Selecting Xcode version
Installing getopt
Installing MacPorts
Configuring MacPorts
Updating PortIndex
From https://github.com/macports/macports-ports
branch master -> FETCH_HEAD
[new branch] master -> macports/master
Adding port graphics/openexr
Adding port graphics/OpenJPH
Adding port lang/unicon
Adding port mail/opensmtpd
Adding port perl/p5-unicode-utf8
Adding port perl/p5-xml-parser
Adding port perl/p5-yaml-syck
Adding subport p5.28-unicode-utf8
Adding subport p5.30-unicode-utf8
Adding subport p5.32-unicode-utf8
Adding subport p5.34-unicode-utf8
Adding subport p5.28-xml-parser
Adding subport p5.30-xml-parser
Adding subport p5.32-xml-parser
Adding subport p5.34-xml-parser
Adding subport p5.28-yaml-syck
Adding subport p5.30-yaml-syck
Adding subport p5.32-yaml-syck
Adding subport p5.34-yaml-syck
Adding port php/php-imagick
Adding subport php53-imagick
Adding subport php54-imagick
Adding subport php55-imagick
Adding subport php56-imagick
Adding subport php70-imagick
Adding subport php71-imagick
Adding subport php72-imagick
Adding subport php73-imagick
Adding subport php74-imagick
Adding subport php80-imagick
Adding subport php81-imagick
Adding subport php82-imagick
Adding subport php83-imagick
Adding subport php84-imagick
Adding subport php85-imagick
Adding port python/py-sunpy
Adding subport py310-sunpy
Adding subport py311-sunpy
Adding subport py312-sunpy
Adding subport py313-sunpy
Adding subport py314-sunpy
Adding port sysutils/gearmand
signal interp lost
ports/.github/workflows/bootstrap.sh: line 150: 47369 Abort trap: 6 portindex
Error: Process completed with exit code 134.
Last time I ran into some GitHub CI BS? It seemed to resolve itself (maybe some other MacPorts person kicked something? I dunno). Anyway, hopefully something similar will happen there.
Regardless, it's up to someone else with commit access to merge it.
#MacPorts #OpenSMTPD #OpenBSD #OpenSource #SMTPD #SMTP #email
