handy!

will anyone go over my slides/notes tomorrow? don't want the first Armenian OmniOS presentation to have any mistakes.

I'll try to upload it to Google Drive... Altho I mostly used Keynote these days.

I'll happily take a look if you point me at them.

at least I've seen the announcement on linkedin!

Hey andyf ! can you check this? antranigv.am/misc/OmniOS.pdf

added!

added the IRC and Telegram and Mailing list... that is

antranigv: nice :) may I ask the motivation for these slides?

Ah, now I found your other message about the talk on the other channel.

If you like, and I would highly appreciate this, you may mention my packaging project "SFE" sfe.opencsw.org *) which compiles packages for OmniOS / Solaris (and some day again for OpenIndiana).

with *): the "sfe" is only guest/friend on the domain opencsw.org

tomww I tried illumos, I loved it, I wanna spread it

tomww I will indeed! I'm in a cab, I'll add it in the slides in a sec :D

thank you very much and have a perfect talk and lots of listeners!

starting now!

good luck!

thank you ptribble!

We went for 3 hours, with history of Sun, illumos and OmniOS. And did a demo of installation, basics ZFS stuff, PKG, beadm, zones, zadm, dladm and..... smf

they wanted me to do a workshop of DTrace

yeah :)

so... thank you all for all the help in the past weeks.

Nice!

danmcd oh right, thank you for the linux <-> illumos <-> freebsd image :D

Oooh, you stole that, great! The 2016 FOSDEM audience seemed to get that immediately, which I liked.

do I need to be on bloody in order to compile illumos-gate?

No. YOU MIGHT, however, need to alter certain parameters in your .env file (python and perl versions come to mind).

I build -gate on r151048, and when '050 becomes available I'll have to whack my env files to match.

danmcd just had that issue! I modified my env file manually for GCC stuff... I need to learn more about this build process

I also dislike that I can't just cd usr/src/path/to/some/tool && make, to get that tool ONLY

that's something I liked very much in FreeBSD's build process

You can do that to various extents - you can certainly do it once you've done a full build once.

antranigv: you can. I have a outdated blog post on how to do it.

You just need to get into a "build environment" using the `bldenv` command, which you point at the right env file

andyf beat me to the punch.

I don't have a blog post though :)

Mine is so old it assumes ws(1) is the way to go. That's no longer true and at some point ws just needs to be a wrapper to bldenv.

I see

Okay, time to learn that too

but for now, I just want to test and submit this cut(1) patch xD