I think it's for when living on Linux full time has gotten too easy to satisfy your masochistic autism. (Mine, thankfully, has only taken me as far as Arch.)
> FreeBSD gaming
That's a thing? Wow. :'D
I think it's for when living on Linux full time has gotten too easy to satisfy your masochistic autism. (Mine, thankfully, has only taken me as far as Arch.)
> FreeBSD gaming
That's a thing? Wow. :'D
> That's a thing? Wow. :'D
It has been for a long time. Where do you think bsdgames came from? But really I ran the smacx demo from ports [1] on a lark when I was at Yahoo and it worked. I think that was maybe sometime in 2010, but I can't say for sure; the port was marked expired in 2005, but Yahoo's process to run packages from ports was manualish --- you would ask and someone would build it and then it would stick around installable forever more or less... so it probably had been built while the port was alive.
I don't really know what the current status is, but you can run Steam on FreeBSD, so I guess at least some things work: https://www.freshports.org/games/linux-steam-utils/
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For some oldschool gaming its more then capable :p
- https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2020/10/14/oldschool-gaming-o...
And what is the stability and usability of docker on FreeBSD?