coding (and failing) in C++
@hj Try C# instead.
@xianc78 project isn't mine so I can't really choose.
Besides I did C# already like 20 years ago, made a shitty IRC client and a cute IRC bot
Besides I did C# already like 20 years ago, made a shitty IRC client and a cute IRC bot
@xianc78 @hj sorry teacher I can't write in c# I'm trying to write my code on a dead weeb platform
@charliebrownau @PhenomX6 @hj He's using an old computer that probably not even connected to the Internet.
@charliebrownau @PhenomX6 @hj FreeBSD did. I don't know about the other variants.
@charliebrownau @xianc78 @PhenomX6 @hj need a 1488 github alternative
@EverySingleTIme @PhenomX6 @charliebrownau @hj Self-host your git repositories.
@xianc78 @PhenomX6 @charliebrownau @hj mmm, but then i'd need a server running 24/7? lol. A raspberry pi should be enough for most basic git stuff, just no CI
@EverySingleTIme @PhenomX6 @xianc78 @hj
What about a cheap VPS
instead of Raspi/SOC ?
@xianc78 @charliebrownau @PhenomX6 @hj It's quite a lot, considering that FreeBSD is the only variant that has derivatives (GhostBSD, NomadBSD, macOS...).
Luckily there's also OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonflyBSD, which are much better than FreeBSD anyway.
Luckily there's also OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonflyBSD, which are much better than FreeBSD anyway.
@ryo @PhenomX6 @charliebrownau @hj I only ever used TrueOS (previously DesktopBSD) and macOS.
@xianc78 @PhenomX6 @charliebrownau @hj I used GhostBSD on an old MacBook, because FreeBSD refused to get Xorg to function.
@xianc78 @PhenomX6 @charliebrownau @hj And the only reason why I chose FreeBSD is because macOS is based off FreeBSD, so it made sense to me to install proper FreeBSD or a libre derivative on it.
