BattlestationSDMy computer is hold enough to drink... (Well...)

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Anonymous 08/01/15 (Sat) 09:19:09 f89e5f No.34

BattlestationSD

My computer is hold enough to drink… (Well…)

Anonymous 08/01/15 (Sat) 09:34:48 bed413 No.38

Niceee. You should totally fire that bad boy up (and find a use for it.)

I've got the same setup as the MK6, except different case and a 8320 (underclocked 8350.) Some shitty R9 200 series card but who cares about that on >>>/bsd/.

You running *BSD currently?

Post last edited at 08/01/15 (Sat) 09:43:08

Anonymous 08/01/15 (Sat) 15:21:49 f89e5f No.71

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>>38

NetBSD 4 lyfe

Currently using a HD6450– video playback now works great (xv overlays, DRM, et.al.), however there's a caching issue that's made a few X programs using XPutImage crawl, which the HD5450 card didn't do.

Anonymous 08/01/15 (Sat) 18:28:18 bed413 No.79

>>71

Believe it or not, I've never actually tried NetBSD. Being the admin of /bsd/, and seeing as I've tried RetroBSD, it's time. I'll download it.

I think OpenBSD>FreeBSD, so at the least I'm sure I'll like it more than FreeBSD.

It also severely pissed me off that Volcanic Islands GPUs are not supported on FreeBSD. NetBSD is pretty portable, so hopefully the graphics are, too.

Anonymous 08/14/15 (Fri) 16:35:13 dcc324 No.128

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I have an old laptop, HP zd800 running OpenBSD flawlessly, the hibernation is really impressive.

I'm still a scrub but learning on actual hardware and committing to it really is improving my skills.

>>79

NetBSD in its strive for platform dominance generally has esoteric graphics drivers.

The userland is pretty barebones.

Anonymous 08/15/15 (Sat) 06:13:45 9542cc No.130

>>128

How did you keep the monitor attached?

Anonymous 08/17/15 (Mon) 02:28:12 dcc324 No.131

>>130

W-what do you mean anon? It's just a few big metal bolts.

This thing is hulky.