#Encuesta: De los #EntornosDeEscritorios más livianos para #GNULinux y la familia #BSD, ¿con cuál de estos cuatro te quedás?
#LXDE #LXQt #GNOME #MATE #Cinnamon #KDE #TDE #Trinity
#Escritorios #GNU #GNU_Linux #Linux #NetBSD #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #DragonFlyBSD #NomadBSD #MidnightBSD #GhostBSD #helloSystem #Distro #Distros #DistroGNU #DistrosGNU #DistribuciónGNU #DistribucionesGNU #DistribuciónLinux #DistribucionesLinux
#FreeBSD got some well deserved mainstream coverage yesterday when the YouTube channel ExplainingComputers released a video about FreeBSD on the desktop - or to be more accurate: about FreeBSD desktop derivatives: #GhostBSD #NomadBSD #MidnightBSD #HelloSystem
I need opinions for running helloSystem via bhyve. It's kinda cool to run Aqua UI with FreeBSD as the core.
@eugenialoli thanks …
I'm not aware of explicit abandonment of helloSystem, although <https://github.com/helloSystem/ISO/releases> the latest release was probably based on FreeBSD 13.1, which reached end of life in July 2023 <https://www.freebsd.org/security/unsupported/>.
Most memorable (a turn-off for me, and others): the imbalanced rampage about Wayland.
I just gave #helloSystem a try on my laptop.
Both the experimental-14.0 and the 0.8.1 releases, using #Ventoy.
It looks awesome - highly polished, great auto-configuration/detection of hardware. It could really make BSD newbie-friendly.
Then again, I won't use it as a desktop in the foreseeable future:
"helloSystem has no dark mode and dark mode support is currently not on our roadmap. It is not essential to what we are trying to create (a productivity-oriented desktop). In fact, black text on white background was one key achievement of the early Xerox and Apple GUIs over the usual text-mode screens of the time (green or amber on black background). Let's not fall back to the "dark times".
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Likewise, helloSystem has no theming support and theming support is currently not on our roadmap. It is not essential to what we are trying to create (a productivity-oriented desktop)."
Well, my productivity-oriented desktop disagrees. With a hard no.