so removing options is actually pretty longg like almost as long as just checking out a fresh ports tree it seems.. is there some way to make it faster?

(im running options -nr on the ports list, i hope its not ... is there unification of the deps tree?)

I do love discovering that a pkg upgrade has uninstalled postgresql-server for me

but then I hadn't done the migration from 13 to 15, which makes me wonder why php82-pgsql was working with it...

all good now

Man, when did the swap from "ATi? Omg, their drivers suck!" to "nVidia? Omg, their drivers suck!" happen?

I think it wasn't a swap as much as another one was added to the list

when AMD acquired ATI and opened the documentation of radeon cores

ie. removed the NDA conditions

where is grahamperrin when you need him... -_-

Flash the sign!

How to scroll in this faggot openBSD on the deepconsole on TTY1? SCROLL LOCK works in both fbsd, nbsd not open

nice...

shift up like in linsux I figured it out lol

psionic: a) this is #freebsd, not #OpenBSD. b) unless you got a typo there, and are talking about this instrument de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fagott we don't really enjoy that kind of language in here

Title: Fagott – Wikipedia

TIL

babz: that we don't appreciate the language or that other languages call things by different names?

...

Title: Global Free-to-Play Market - Forecast 2023-2030: Console Gaming Dominates the Free-to-Play Market, Expected to Drive Significant Growth

FreeBSD is expected to capture significant market share during the forecast period.

looking forward to playing Angry Birds on my FreeBSD Phone

Freaky: did someone accidentally replace FreeBSD with Linux, eh?

meena: I hate it when I do that

RhodiumToad: thanks! i see it now why it's detected as a modem

huh

just ran freebsd-update on the wrong machine and it didn't get upset at me

said machine is installed from source, so it should have probably complained at the whole system not matching the expected hashes, I would have thought

Hi, I'm trying to compile a program that uses libpng, but I'm getting: ld: error: unable to find library -lpng

libpng is in /usr/local/lib/libpng.so

have you told ./configure that?

Freaky: I'm using CMake and I've added png to TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES

does it know it's in /usr/local

Freaky: I don't know, I'm trying to figure out how to tell it where is this library

you'd hope it would use libpng-config

what are you trying to build?

Freaky: I'm trying to build a program I've made, that uses libpng. It builds on Linux, but not on FreeBSD.

Freaky: done!

martinrame: I was going to say you probably want something like cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/FindPkgConfig.html

Title: FindPkgConfig — CMake 3.28.0-rc1 Documentation

find_package(PNG)

target_include_directories(my_target ${PNG_INCLUDE_DIR})

target_link_libraries(my_target ${PNG_LIBRARY})

I'm guessing the the new AWS EC2 instance type m7i doesn't work with FreeBSD? I spun one up and it appears there is no network interface on it

tuaris, that ARM?

nope, that's the g class. m7g. i = intel a = amd

pciconf -lv

Actually, let's make this easier

alias tb='ncat termbin.com 9999'

pciconf -lv | tb

Oh, duh. . .

Well. . . look at the pciconf -lv output for something tagged network or ethernet.

I'll spin up another m7i and get that info. I had to downgrade to m6i so I could get some work done :)