Finally Exploring SDF
I can’t believe that it’s taken me this long to finally explore SDF’s server.
Fitness and everything else
I can’t believe that it’s taken me this long to finally explore SDF’s server.
The other day, I accidentally booted into windows for something. I was reminded just how hostile the experience can be when I had to click through ads when I logged in.
I discovered at the right time today that I can use rsync locally too. I’ve been using it to sync stuff across servers for years, but never thought to try it locally.
I wanted to switch things up a bit with my shell use, so I switched to Fish after reading good things about it. I’ve been meaning to do it for a while, but just never did until a few weeks ago.
I am switching web hosts and the new one doesn’t offer FreeBSD as an option to install. I had to find a way to convert the Linux installation to FreeBSD. Here’s how I did it.
I finally got around to moving my Windows 10 installation to an SSD. The loading time at least not insufferable anymore like it was before where it would just sit and spin for minutes at a time. I wish I never needed to use windows.
Windows 10 update is painfully slow. Hell Windows 10 is painfully slow with everything it does to the point that it’s almost unusable.
I don’t use Windows that often but when I do it’s only because is need to do something that requires it. Windows 10 really seems to pick the worst times for its auto updates.
When I built a new computer a couple years ago I had to buy windows 10 for the few things that I need windows for. Windows 10 just fucking sucks.
yesterday DesktopBSD 1.6 was released. I’ve been using the RC versions for almost a year now and couldn’t be happier with it.
I’m still happy with and using DesktopBSD on my computer. It makes using the computer fun again. I love the fact that the FreeBSD handbook is online to make it easier to learn.
FreeBSD has always intrigued me but I never got around to trying it out. After trying Linux I thought it’s a good time to try DesktopBSD. So far I like it and it’s been my go to instead of duel booting into Windows.
I have been wanting to switch to Linux for a while now. At least since the 1990s. In the past it just hasn’t worked for me. Kubuntu seems to be working for me now though.