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  4. the work I did on perfecting desktop-installer on OpenBSD has been merged.

the work I did on perfecting desktop-installer on OpenBSD has been merged.

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  • izder456I Offline
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    izder456
    wrote last edited by
    #1

    This additionally adds gnome and kde support too.

    also there's a wip installer for the script for the time being while its not in the official openbsd ports collection.

    I plan on re-submitting the ports to ports@ once the ports tree unlocks again.

    https://github.com/outpaddling/desktop-installer/blob/master/OpenBSD/getting-started.md

    iz (she/her)

    > i like to say mundane things,
    > there are too many uninteresting things
    > that go unnoticed.

    izder456 (dot) neocities (dot) org

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    • naltunN Offline
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      #2

      Great work! I've always manually set up OpenBSD (I remember desktop-installer but I don't think it supported what I wanted before). Will definitely try this on my Dell Inspiron I'm installing OpenBSD on this week 🙂

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      • naltunN naltun

        Great work! I've always manually set up OpenBSD (I remember desktop-installer but I don't think it supported what I wanted before). Will definitely try this on my Dell Inspiron I'm installing OpenBSD on this week 🙂

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        izder456
        wrote last edited by izder456
        #3

        @naltun report your experience to this thread please when you do:
        https://github.com/outpaddling/desktop-installer/issues/30

        thanks for the kind words!

        iz (she/her)

        > i like to say mundane things,
        > there are too many uninteresting things
        > that go unnoticed.

        izder456 (dot) neocities (dot) org

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        • CiotBSDC Offline
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          CiotBSD
          wrote last edited by CiotBSD
          #4

          Hi.

          I've just to read only the "OpenBSD installer".

          About Xfce, it seems me that it's missing this: usermod -G _shutdown,wheel <username>

          • _shutdown to shutdown or reboot sys, since 7.4
          • wheel to manage/enable the sleep and hibernate functions

          For Gnome, it's seems to needed to manage limits, like on /etc/login.conf:

          gnome:\
              :datasize-cur=1024M:\
              :tc=default:
          

          and adding user to gnome: usermod -L gnome <username>
          (see the pkg_readme of gnome)


          Enjoy-ID!
          Enjoy-IT!

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          • CiotBSDC CiotBSD

            Hi.

            I've just to read only the "OpenBSD installer".

            About Xfce, it seems me that it's missing this: usermod -G _shutdown,wheel <username>

            • _shutdown to shutdown or reboot sys, since 7.4
            • wheel to manage/enable the sleep and hibernate functions

            For Gnome, it's seems to needed to manage limits, like on /etc/login.conf:

            gnome:\
                :datasize-cur=1024M:\
                :tc=default:
            

            and adding user to gnome: usermod -L gnome <username>
            (see the pkg_readme of gnome)

            izder456I Offline
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            wrote last edited by izder456
            #5

            @CiotBSD said:

            Hi.

            I've just to read only the "OpenBSD installer".

            About Xfce, it seems me that it's missing this: usermod -G _shutdown,wheel <username>

            • _shutdown to shutdown or reboot sys, since 7.4
            • wheel to manage/enable the sleep and hibernate functions

            We use consolekit for this on supported desktops, including xfce, like the pkg-readme says to. This change isn't needed. Also by default the regular user made in the installer of the OpenBSD system is in :wheel by default.

            For Gnome, it's seems to needed to manage limits, like on /etc/login.conf:

            gnome:\
                :datasize-cur=1024M:\
                :tc=default:
            

            and adding user to gnome: usermod -L gnome <username>
            (see the pkg_readme of gnome)

            I see no mention of login class settings for gnome in the pkg-readme.

            Also don't set this. This is lower than the default class, and will likely break things:

            default:\
                    :path=/usr/bin /bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/X11R6/bin /usr/local/bin /usr/local/sbin:\
                    :umask=022:\
                    :datasize-max=1536M:\
                    :datasize-cur=1536M:\
                    :maxproc-max=256:\
                    :maxproc-cur=128:\
                    :openfiles-max=1024:\
                    :openfiles-cur=512:\
                    :stacksize-cur=4M:\
                    :localcipher=blowfish,a:\
                    :tc=auth-defaults:\
                    :tc=auth-ftp-defaults:
            

            iz (she/her)

            > i like to say mundane things,
            > there are too many uninteresting things
            > that go unnoticed.

            izder456 (dot) neocities (dot) org

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            • CiotBSDC Offline
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              CiotBSD
              wrote last edited by
              #6

              OK, It seems oldier infos. My bad! 😉


              Enjoy-ID!
              Enjoy-IT!

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              • izder456I izder456

                @naltun report your experience to this thread please when you do:
                https://github.com/outpaddling/desktop-installer/issues/30

                thanks for the kind words!

                naltunN Offline
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                naltun
                wrote last edited by naltun
                #7

                @izder456 said:

                @naltun report your experience to this thread please when you do:
                https://github.com/outpaddling/desktop-installer/issues/30

                thanks for the kind words!

                et voila

                a35cba07-e19e-4534-af4c-4d54b5a86cf5-image.jpeg

                Thanks for the work on desktop-installer @izder456 🙂 I'll update the PR with my experience when I get a chance

                e: retake screenshot

                e: I added a comment in the PR thread 👍

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