I installed OpenBSD. (Nothing serious)

Lincucks on sewerslide watch.

I'm talking out loud here about my basic first impressions with installing and running basic commands on OpenBSD. I don't like the idea of the installer, but it worked well. Some familiar commands on GNU/Linux are lacking on BSD. Installing programs is pretty easy, but it'll probably be an issue to rebuild a familiar setup on OpenBSD. No ttys in the way I'm familiar with them and a bunch of little differences.

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[Pion]

Nice deep fake Kenny. When's the next cooking vid?

[finalmessage]

Luke, you already said it on your deepfake channel!

[adonisadmirer]

At this point, these videos are e-love letters between Luke Smith and Mental Outlaw...

[pazu_]

GNU bros I don't feel so good....

[artheg]

2 months later:
Greetings Soynix users.
Today we're contemplating my ChadBSD rice.

[breadmoth]

Wow, first Mental Outlaw, now Luke Smith is delving into OpenBSD.

[Артем-щшу]

To install OpenBSD same way as Arch choose "Shell" option.

[unfairtrout]

So Luke copying mental outlaw for once

[w]

Luke you messed up you were supposed to upload this video before the one on the other channel

[jonathanmarvens]

Gosh! We get it, Luke. You already told us via your Black persona . . .

[mathematicalninja]

Next video: how to cook steak in BSD jails

[animalkiller]

Ah yes, Minecraft boomer shows his complex redstone machine's inner OS

[Trigex]

oh watch now all the /g/ 13 year olds are gonna pretend they loved BSDs the whole time because their favorite e-celeb now approves

[vimaximus]

jezuz that duality of caring and not caring about technology. god help you man

[amnottabs]

bald Kenny swallowed the whole bsd pill

[lorenzocabrini]

The difference is that in BSD land you actually can trust that things work the way they were intended.

[jack.h]

One step closer to daily driving an abacus.

[doxanthropos]

Just little over a week ago I installed OpenBSD for a first time and choose a Thinkpad to do so (T60). While it will still take some reading and experimenting to get used to it and its differences to GNU/Linux, three things stood out to me from the first hour on:
- Device support for Thinkpads is on point: Sound (and the corresponding buttons )works out of the box, suspend and resume by closing the lid works out of the box, WiFi works out of the box.
- File structure: the structure of the system files looks a lot cleaner and organized.
- Documentation: the handbook is really helpful, as are the manpages (dedicated manpages for the configuration files are a very nice touch).

[BigYoshi]

Bryan Lunduke was absolutely right, Linux has peaked and it's all downhill from here

[milkywayO]

3 videos in 1 week?


Luke are you OK?