Quick Look At The NomadBSD Live System DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Comments and reviews: 10
A440
Tried this on usb 2.0, terribly slow. Then tried it on usb 3.0, less slow. But the compatibility of it on any of my computers was terrible, so I just gave up on nomadBSD with Debian live, using Rufus for persistence and deleting the calamares installer so that I dont actually install Debian on anything.
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Tried this on usb 2.0, terribly slow. Then tried it on usb 3.0, less slow. But the compatibility of it on any of my computers was terrible, so I just gave up on nomadBSD with Debian live, using Rufus for persistence and deleting the calamares installer so that I dont actually install Debian on anything.
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Ventura
BSD seems so much more solid and stable than Linux... just the raw computer to human feeling from someone who's been on a computer for a good 39 years now... much less moving parts, just rock solid. (based on FreeBSD)
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BSD seems so much more solid and stable than Linux... just the raw computer to human feeling from someone who's been on a computer for a good 39 years now... much less moving parts, just rock solid. (based on FreeBSD)
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GNU_Ninja
Just put this on an 8Gb usb 2.0 stick. It works, but its glacial. -
Updating the packages and installing Emacs took ages. Need to try this on a faster USB stick. I do like it though, kudos to the Nomad devs. -
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Just put this on an 8Gb usb 2.0 stick. It works, but its glacial. -
Updating the packages and installing Emacs took ages. Need to try this on a faster USB stick. I do like it though, kudos to the Nomad devs. -
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itech
after installation and rebooting my system stiky on -Enter passphrase -
what is -Enter passphrase on nomad BSD?
2: how to access to my other drives that is coneccted my pc internally or extruly?
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after installation and rebooting my system stiky on -Enter passphrase -
what is -Enter passphrase on nomad BSD?
2: how to access to my other drives that is coneccted my pc internally or extruly?
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Ventura
to get the opened app to appear in the dock if it's plank you need to set it to show non-pinned apps in the settings (ctrl click on plank to get the settings)
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to get the opened app to appear in the dock if it's plank you need to set it to show non-pinned apps in the settings (ctrl click on plank to get the settings)
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Jason
What distro are you using? It looks amazing! I never got any of my distros look like yours including the awesome terminal colors and the top bar is cool!
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What distro are you using? It looks amazing! I never got any of my distros look like yours including the awesome terminal colors and the top bar is cool!
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David
My guessing if you can use this as a live usb stick I guess you can use a 128 GB SSD portable hard drive those mini ones and take it with you anywhere .
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My guessing if you can use this as a live usb stick I guess you can use a 128 GB SSD portable hard drive those mini ones and take it with you anywhere .
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Panagiotis
Hey DT u should do a video on how to install poly bar from scratch in arch BTW any good distros that ship w open box except manjaro and arch labs?
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Hey DT u should do a video on how to install poly bar from scratch in arch BTW any good distros that ship w open box except manjaro and arch labs?
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Grayson
Ever notice the menu bars and dialogs look huge compared to a title bar?
Update: At least you mentioned it in the later parts of the video.
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Ever notice the menu bars and dialogs look huge compared to a title bar?
Update: At least you mentioned it in the later parts of the video.
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learningbird
Thanks for some BSD love. Nomad can be used as live usb, a persistent usb and a installed on a HD. A fast and light alternative.
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Thanks for some BSD love. Nomad can be used as live usb, a persistent usb and a installed on a HD. A fast and light alternative.
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