08:13:39 <la_mettrie> https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/openpgp-card-tools-freebsd-port
09:43:04 <nxjoseph> i've tried x11-wm/enlightenment, it's impressive, regret not trying before!
09:43:40 <nxjoseph> it has even GUI setup process in first start
14:34:06 <pike> I am following the handbook https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/ but when I run 'xrandr' I get "Can't Open Display"?
14:36:47 <TommyC> pike: is Xorg started?
14:37:11 <pike> no, Handbook doesn't mention that it should be running :)
14:40:20 <pike> ok, it does mention it "after the X server has been started" But Handbook seems to skip many parts here
14:40:38 <pike> Like how to setup a monitor
14:59:42 <cyric> pike: you don't need to nowadays?
15:01:23 <pike> I'm starting to wonder if FreeBSD doesn't like this Lenovo Thinkpad X260
15:16:43 <pike> looks like I need to use SCFB driver
15:17:35 <nxjoseph> pike: did you load the DRM drivers? Xorg can't start without it or use framebuffer device
15:18:00 <nxjoseph> also check that if your DRM packages match with your OSVERSION
15:29:09 <pike> it would suck if there's no accelerated X driver for Intel HD 520
15:29:28 <nxjoseph> pike: i think there is
15:29:38 <nxjoseph> pike: i915
15:29:49 <pike> ok, then this page is wrong :) https://wiki.freebsd.org/Laptops/Thinkpad_X260
15:31:18 <nxjoseph> pike: didn't know this page. Laptops/Thinkpad_X260 (last edited 2021-12-17T19:44:22+0000 by ViniciusZavam)
15:31:26 <nxjoseph> pike: maybe something changed after that date?
15:31:39 <pike> hopefully something improved since 2021
15:31:52 <nxjoseph> yeah
15:33:01 <nxjoseph> pike: maybe install drm-kmod together with x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel
15:35:17 <pike> looks like this is gonna be an adventure :)
15:35:39 <nxjoseph> pike: yeah, hopefully with a happy end
20:42:25 <kevans> ivy: I would not
20:42:41 <kevans> actually, hold up
20:44:06 <kevans> ivy: apparently I capsicumized bhyveload(8) last year, so I guess it's not all that bad
20:44:40 <kevans> it effectively exposes a dirfd for -h path, but naturally that has restricted rights(4)
20:45:08 <kevans> SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS in the manpage documents the remaining concerns
20:48:37 <ivy> kevans: thanks
20:48:44 <ivy> sounds like it's fine with a warning to the user...
21:38:11 <jonaslund> Hey, upgraded to 14.3 via 13.3 and 13.5 (with freebsd-install). trying to run bash i get "ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libncurses.so.8" not found, required by "libreadline.so.8""
21:43:16 <jonaslund> I might've tried to run it before doing a proper pkg upgrade -f , can there be some linker cache thing being wrong or outdated ? (I noticed that /lib/libncursesw.so.9 exists now)
21:43:24 <jonaslund> Some upgraded library version ?
21:52:19 <rtprio> rebuild bash
21:52:29 <rtprio> or update the package
22:15:36 <rwp> jonaslund, After any major number upgrade, and some minor numbers (I always do it), always run "pkg upgrade -f" to upgrade ALL of the binary packages.  That should install an updated bash but most importantly install the dependent libraries needed too.
22:17:08 <rwp> Make sure you have not "locked" the package (pkg lock bash) that would prevent bash package from updating, but not the shared libraries it uses.  This situation can cause an older program to need older shared libraries which were removed during an upgrade.  The solution there is to unlock any locked package and then upgrade -f it.