Post #2460415
2024-06-14 02:34 UTC
Replies (9)
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@lieter@mastodon.lieter.nl 2024-06-14 18:59
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse me, every time I accidentally access a bsd system
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@codyroux@mathstodon.xyz 2024-06-14 19:31
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place if I may interject...
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@chexum@hachyderm.io 2024-06-15 07:24
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place my solutions to search stuff are: find | grep bla find | xargs grep bla It doesn’t work of BSD and OS X. I try it at least five times a day as I use a Mac everyday. Sure I accept it was made to work this way, but really, would it hurt to allow me to type two characters less?
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@jeffers00n@tiny.tilde.website 2024-09-03 17:51
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place and then there's BusyBox...
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@elithebearded@fed.qaz.red 2024-09-03 18:15
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place Yes. I try to work with the subset that is in common for my small projects, but downloaded code is always a crapshoot.
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@IceWolf@masto.brightfur.net 2024-09-03 18:51
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place particularly ps!! GNU ps seems to have an extremely weird idea of what "BSD ps" is and refuses to operate in "BSD mode" if you use dashes on your options; it just flat out chokes if you use some combinations of options, going "noooo you can't mix GNU and BSD styles!!". Meanwhile OpenBSD ps uses dashes on options perfectly fine and doesn't have any complications like this at all.
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@mia@tearoom.tearmoon.com 2024-09-03 19:39
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place what's BSD coreutils? (I don't think I saw this in the FreeBSD ports tree, there's only the GNU one?)
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@manawyrm@chaos.social 2024-09-03 23:11
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place "find" vs. "find ." *grr* My blood boils everytime. :<
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@wyatt8740@tech.lgbt 2024-09-24 06:06
@saddestrobots@jorts.horse @scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place just use the posix specs and it'll probably work in both most of the time, smh