*BSD screenshots

OpenBSD 5.6/Xfce on the new home desktop system: Lenovo Core2 Duo/4GB RAM/250GB HDD/19" Lenovo ThinkVision monitor/CM Quickfire Rapid Cherry MX Brown/MS Basic Optical Mouse

OpenBSD 5.6/amd with XFCE on my newer work station. Dell Core2 Duo @ 3.30 GHZ, 4 GB RAM, and a 150 GB HD.

Originally Posted by hitest Yep. It is nice to run one of the most secure operating systems in the World.

OpenBSD isnt secure:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/...rs-may-be-true

^
That article is almost 4 1/2 years old. Of what value is it now?

Originally Posted by cwizardone ^ That article is almost 4 1/2 years old. Of what value is it now?

Agreed. It is rubbish.

GhostBSD test on some gear I am refurbishing. I have not decided yet which box will carry it.

http://www.imagebam.com/image/64c886408947465

rokytnji has installed a BSD! The end of the world as we know it.

While I am here.

https://static.dyp.im/WaFKSfau1S/fde...22fe7ddcd3.png

OpenBSD with i3 and a Star Trek theme backdrop I created with GIMP.

OpenBSD 5.7 with KDE 4.14, on an AMD R9 270X (working to get it's firmware to work).

OpenBSD 5.7 running Openbox & tint2

Openbox and dmenu? Interesting combination.

^ Yeah, I am so used to dmenu in my dwm desktop that I never use the Openbox menu.

It's not a good idea to change the default shell to a shell which is not included in the base system. If you've also changed root's shell to zsh, that's a particularly bad idea.

If you need to use a particular shell just invoke that shell from the command line - a lot saner/safer.

Posted on the 6th, re GhostBSD

we should release a new beta this week.

Originally Posted by cynwulf It's not a good idea to change the default shell to a shell which is not included in the base system. If you've also changed root's shell to zsh, that's a particularly bad idea. If you need to use a particular shell just invoke that shell from the command line - a lot saner/safer.

Interesting -- thanks for the advice.