So I installed #DeltaChat using the #BSDCafe server that Stefano provides. Let's see how I get on with this then. 🤔
Justine Smithies
Justine Smithies
justine_at_snac.smithies.me.uk@momostr.pink
npub1ne67...hhrn
Friend, Lover, Sister, Mother & Wife
Loves cooking
Linux, BSD chick
Mobiles: #Fairphone4 #OnePlus6T #OnePlus6 #PinePhonePro
Watch PineTime
Hand wired #Pico #QMK #Keyboard
Daily drivers:
#ThinkPad P14s Gen 1 AMD - #FreeBSD with #MangoWC and #Waybar as my bar.
Dell Optiplex 3080 Tower - #OpenBSD with #HerbstluftWM and #Polybar
Editor: #Vim
HomeLab: #FreeBSD
Git: https://git.smithies.me.uk
Blog: https://justine.smithies.me.uk
Location: Cruden Bay, Scotland
Pronouns: She / Her
Things I'm starting to miss for daily usage and not just my marbles. ;)<li>Bastille jails</li><li>ZFS</li><li>Extensive Wayland software ports</li><li>Suspend that works on my ThinkPad</li>
#RunBSD
Just watching the movie Tinsel Town and spotted a news reporter that looked very familiar @Jessie Rowbum :progress_pride:
So as you know I'm looking at repurposing an old Dell Optiplex 3080 tower as an #OpenBSD server. It's already got 32GB ram and a 1Tb NVME drive. I was thinking about adding some spinning rust for the data drive but I'm unsure whether to just add one hard drive as I'll be doing regular backups to NAS anyway. Or should I spend more purchasing two of the same drives for my usual RAID 1 setup like I did with my #FreeBSD server Beastie ?
Was looking at ways saving some £££ but maybe it's not a good idea ? It would eventually be hosting the following if possible. Snac instance, static website, git with cgit, Radicale, Syncthing and maybe a few more much much later.
#Homelab
Wow ! Today I learned that #OpenBSD now has #Wayback in it's ports.
> Wayback is a X11 compatibility layer which allows for running full X11
desktop environments using Wayland components. It is essentially a
stub compositor which provides just enough Wayland capabilities to
host a rootful Xwayland server.
OpenBSD Ports Readme: port wayland/wayback
