I've just installed a #FreeBSD jail using #bastillebsd in less than 30' using @6107fbe2's article :

https://stafwag.github.io/blog/blog/2023/09/10/migrate-from-ezjail-to-bastille-part1-introduction-to-bastillebsd/

 This nice little thing is using #zfs datasets to save space, uses only 5 meg after creation. 

After that, 'bastille console' chroots you into it, and it's 10 min to setup root/user & ssh.

The syntax is intuitive, everything is well thought out, I'm impressed. 

 wheel (neo)vim plugin, version 3.7 : manage multiple session files

https://lemmy.world/post/6158612

direct link :

https://github.com/chimay/wheel 

 followup of the last post

brave was installed, but I got :

ELF interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 not found, error 2

when trying to launch it from /usr/local/bin/linux-brave

As I had nothing else installed on /compat/ubuntu, I decided to let the script reinstall the ubuntu  system :

doas ./linux-browser-installer chroot delete

(deletes /compat/ubuntu, please don't do this it you have other linux softwares installed in it)

doas ./linux-browser-installer chroot create

(recreate it with all the dependencies)

It runs fine now. I guess the script doesn't check all the needed freebsd & ubuntu packages when it sees that /compat/ubuntu is already installed. 

 Thanks to @7f5ba30f's article :

https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2021/09/06/freebsd-desktop-part-27-configuration-netflix-signal-telegram/

I 've just installed linux-brave on #FreeBSD.

I noticed that if you are running the ./linux-browser-installer when /compat/ubuntu is already installed, you encounter some errors.

You need to install curl first in the /compat/ubuntu chroot, or you'll see this:

E: Unable to locate package curl

Same thing for gnupg:

E: gnupg, gnupg2 and gnupg1 do not seem to be installed, but one of them is required for this operation

Funny how you end up using #apt on freebsd!

ihttps://github.com/mrclksr/linux-browser-installer/issues/45 

 some efi shell tricks :

https://youtu.be/t_7gBLUa600 

 if you feel like trying #hellosystem,  a few hints :

- alt is emulating the command key
- super seems to be associated with option
- to interrupt a termiinal command, it's ctrl-alt-c

besides that, it's a nice & polished experience, especially for someone (like me) who almost never used macos, it has that strange new world feeling.