`man afterboot` is another reason to love #OpenBSD

Finally worked out how to toggle #polybar in #bspwm using a custom script designed for my #OpenBSD #KSH setup. There may be better ways of doing this in less code and if you know then I'd be happy to adapt but at the moment this works for me.

#!/bin/sh
get_polybar_id() {
# List monitors and extract names
monitors=$(polybar --list-monitors | cut -d":" -f1)
# Get PIDs of polybar processes
pids=$(pgrep polybar)
# Get the currently focused monitor name
focused=$(bspc query -M -m focused --names)
# Convert monitors to an array
set -- "$monitors"
mon_count=$#  # Number of monitors
# Initialize index
ind=0
# Find the index of the focused monitor
for monitor in $monitors; do
  ind=$((ind + 1))
  if [ "$monitor" = "$focused" ]; then
    break
  fi
done
# Extract the correct PID based on the index
# Convert pids into an array using space as a delimiter
pid_array=$(echo "$pids" | tr ' ' '\n')
poly_id=$(echo "$pid_array" | sed -n "${ind}p")
# Check if poly_id is set; if not, exit with an error
if [ -z "$poly_id" ]; then
  echo "No PID found for the focused monitor."
  exit 1
fi
}
get_polybar_id
# Define the state file
STATE_FILE="/tmp/toggle_state-$poly_id.txt"
# Check if the state file exists, create it if it doesn't
if [ ! -f "$STATE_FILE" ]; then
    echo "show" > "$STATE_FILE"  # Default state
fi
# Read the current state
CURRENT_STATE=$(cat "$STATE_FILE")
# Toggle the state
if [ "$CURRENT_STATE" == "show" ]; then
    echo "hide" > "$STATE_FILE"
    polybar-msg -p "$poly_id" cmd hide | bspc config -m "$focused" top_padding 0
else
    echo "show" > "$STATE_FILE"
    polybar-msg -p "$poly_id" cmd show
fi

# Toggle Polybar
super + z
  bar-toggle.sh

Not to "look at me how smart I am" but I attended 3 Teams Online meeting today using Ungoogled-Chromium on #OpenBSD. One of which had my Chromium application screen shared.

Just #RunBSD

Hey les gens,
si vous cherchez une instance #SearXNG publique maintenue avec amour et avec #OpenBSD, il y en a une ici https://about.nogoo.me/fr/services/searxng/

Enable BPF filtering on sockets https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251030110053 #openbsd #bpf #filtering #sockets #networking #security #development #poc #proofofconcept #earlydays #freesoftware #libresoftware

I fell down a rabbit hole into a virtual memory layout landscape, trying to better understand how thread stacks are placed under Address Space Layout Randomization. Turns out, there's quite a bit of variability across different Unix flavors.

https://www.netmeister.org/blog/thread-stacks.html

#unix #linux #netbsd #freebsd #openbsd #omnios

Serious question. Probably gonna get me flamed hard core for even asking.

Why doesn't #OpenBSD support #ZFS ? Is it ideological, or just financial?

I'm going to bed. I fully expect to get flamed into the ground for even asking. My phone is set to silent.

I ran OpenBSD as my primary fileserver from 1999 until 2011 or so, when ZFS and #FreeBSD were the far more obvious choice.

Making the veb(4) virtual Ethernet bridge VLAN aware https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251029114507 #openbsd #veb #vlan #networking #bridge #freesoftware #libresoftware #current #newfeature #development

Prehistoric AI, OpenBlade's relative

#unix_surrealism #lispmachine #openblade #openbsd #technomage #comic

Alt...

Girl and Puffy discover an abandoned machine in a ruined building. Girl: "What is it, master?" Puffy: "This, my dear Girl, is a prewar fully sentient MilTek Lisp Machine. It's basically a bulkier OpenBlade. I was sure MATA got rid of them all..." LispMachine: "Hi there! I haven't seen another live form in over 200 years! Do you guys wanna hear my take on vaccines?" OpenBlade: "Wow, this guy is awesome!"

Oh, before I go to bed: don't forget to update your #OpenBSD 7.8 boxes ladies and gentlemen!

You should have four (4) updates to download via syspatch, I will let you figure out which one!

The updated control panel at @BoxyBSD by @gyptazy

@gyptazy #FreeBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #FreeVPS #Hosting #IPV6 #BGP #DN42 #smolBSD #RUNBSD #BSD #BSDHosting #Hosting #FreeHosting #community #opensource

I need to try the Xfce image next. I can't say I'll replace #OpenBSD with this, but a system with so much working out of the box -- and with ZFS -- is tempting.

Last night, while upgrading our computers to the latest #OpenBSD release, I realized I've been daily driving this operating system for almost five years.

I have somehow managed to learn a lot, and still have no idea what I'm doing. :)

#RunBSD

This week for the #OverUnder series, my guest is @bt!

He gave his thoughts about #Openwrt, #NetBSD, #Qutebrowser, #Braindumps, and #FrozenYogurts!
He also recommendended two #books

#mastodon #fediverse #blogs #blogging #bookstodon #BSD #OpenBSD

https://lazybea.rs/ovr-039

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https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2025/10/27/valuable-news-2025-10-27/

Past releases: https://vermaden.wordpress.com/news/

#verblog #vernews #news #bsd #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #linux #unix #zfs #opnsense #ghostbsd #solaris #vermadenday

If you can read this, #GoToSocial 0.20.1 now runs on #OpenBSD 7.8.

No real problems. The gotosocial binary must be recompiled as a 7.7 binary does not seem to run on 7.8. That's probably a Go thing 🤷

Also, gotta review my partitioning. 10G for the whole system with a bunch of 1-3G partitions leads to way too many "not enough space" when upgrading / updating. My fault here! Luckily, OpenBSD is smart enough to sysupgrade in a custom directory (thanks -b) and have pkg_add delete old packages (and files) before upgrading them.

I'm a little bit late, but... OpenBSD 7.8 released with support for Raspberry Pi 5, ACPI processor power state support on arm64, updated DRM to Linux 6.12.50, new Qualcomm drivers, SEV-ES support for VMs, LibreSSL 4.2.0, OpenSSH 10.2

https://www.openbsd.org/78.html

#openbsd #bsd

And now the machine is laughing at me as I cannot make it happen again so far. Whereas about 2 hours ago it happened everytime without fail.

HDMI-1 connected primary 1920x1080+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 1060mm x 626mm

It should be 700x390mm so I thought by adding this it would change but NO it didn't ?

/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/monitor.conf

Section "Monitor"
  Identifier "HDMI-1"
  DisplaySize 700 390
EndSection

Finally!

I'm happy to announce the R1OS Forum, a place for everyone interested in free and open source software that wants to discuss about it, get help using it, or simply want to be part of a new community.

https://r1os.com/sites/blog/forum-platform-launched.php

Forum: https://forum.r1os.com

#r1os #linux #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #illumos #opensource #freesoftware

I do have #openbsd as dualboot option together with #linux installed. My only problem with that is that a sysupgrade overwrites my grub and i then have to boot the linux installation once with a live-system to run a grub-install again.

I wonder if it is possible to avoid this annoying little step every 6 months.

There is a great #OpenBSD community on this Fediverse. Friendly and helpful.

I see mines detected in dmesg.

ugen2 at uhub1 port 3 "Synaptics Fingerprint Reader" rev 2.00/0.00 addr 8

OpenBSD guest on Hyper-V, take 3:

1) Use Generation 1
2) Use MBR

#openbsd #hyperv #psa

Alt...

Screen shot showing fastfetch output from OpenBSD 7.8, running under Hyper-V

Installed 7.8 on an old 2x4 Xeon machine with a Radeon Nautilus GPU and KDE plasma. No sweat! The iwx0 wifi got an ac connection and managed approx 200Mbps down and 100Mbps up! Why did the Yubikey OTP stop working!? Why Theo! Why! Good grief I’m still in mourning, not even at the acceptance phase even…. #OpenBSD #YubiKey #RunBSD #RuinBSD #Frustration

#BSD #RUNBSD #FOSS #UNIX

doas rcctl set sndiod flags -f rsnd/0 -F rsnd/1
doas rcctl restart sndiod

#OpenBSD 7.8 Released With #RaspberryPi 5 Support, #AMD #SEV Enablement

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenBSD-7.8-Released

#cybersecurity #FOSS

Hmm. Enabled dnssec on the base domain that I use a subdomain of at home and now unwind(8) doesn't want to resolve any of the internal names. ​

#OpenBSD

[ Update ]
So i discovered openrsync needs rsync too.

stickers from @prahou arrived and I love them

The Grendel sticker was immediately confiscated by the 5-year-old (who now is rocking it on his #OpenBSD laptop that he practices his school IT studies on)

Alt...

Stickers on a Macbook

Alt...

Stickers scattered on a sofa cushion

We at @BoxyBSD are happy to announce our new and modern website!

While the missions keeps the same by providing a free place for beginners to learn, educate themselves and test things in the wild on BSD-based systems (such like #FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenBSD (or even #smolbsd) and many more ones) with public accessible IP addresses, the old nerdy design only hit a niche of users.

We want to make BoxyBSD more accessible & enjoyable to everyone and this is one of the first steps. We know, a laggy SSH connection doesn't make fun and therefore, we're also setting up new locations to provide you a better latency independent of your location.

During this time, signups for new users are currently deactivated until the new locations are up and running and the first real-user tests within the new interface have been successfully performed.

Web: https://boxybsd.com

Thanks to @gyptazy for this :)

#BoxyBSD #BSD #BSDHosting #Runbsd #vps #freevps #vpshosting #community #education

Alt...

New BoxyBSD website

justine@openbsd-laptop ~  $ sysctl hw.sensors.ksmn0
hw.sensors.ksmn0.temp0=43.62 degC (Tctl)

This works perfect on my I5-10505 desktop.

Alt...

A screenshot from the output of btop showing my CPU cores at 1229 degrees celicius which is obviously very wrong.

I am now using #OpenBSD and I love it.

https://youtu.be/KV60DzajTAM?si=ATu0n_byLfMYskj9

#BSD #Linux #FreeBSD

Well OpenBSD just had a release. As much as I use it, I donated $10. If you like ssh, pf, pledge, httpd, sndio, and all the other cool stuff they do....donate. #OpenBSD

Because of expenses and depreciation and corporate income taxes, I finally replaced my laptop. I wasn´t going to yet because ThinkPad and T480s still works properly. But there was that 40% promotion on a more recent ThinkPad so I jumped in.

It is #ThinkPad P14s Gen 5 AMD. I have installed both FreeBSD 14.3 and OpenBSD 7.8 on it and used it for a couple of hours. So far, sleep/resume, audio, accelerated video, X11, keyboard and touchpad, ethernet work as expected. The Qualcomm wireless card does not seem to be recognized by #FreeBSD. But it works on #OpenBSD! This is a great surprised because it wasn't supposed to, according to the online docs I found and I was ready to use a USB dongle.

I don´t really like the keyboard because Fn and Ctrl are not in the ThinkPad normal order. Also, the keys are a bit too thin for my linking - same as X1 Carbon - I like X280/T480s/X230i keyboards better. But all in all, the outside is quite nice, for a plastic thing.

And now, you can get the #dmesg here:

• FreeBSD 14.3
• OpenBSD 7.8

Thanks to everyone involved. All hail the fish.

I couldn't wait. I'm currently installing KDE Plasma on my OpenBSD laptop - before having to rush to a client.

#RunBSD #OpenBSD

OpenBSD v7.8 is released in the world!

#OpenBSD #BSD #Unix #OpenSource #POSIX #Programming

https://www.openbsd.org/78.html

Alt...

The image is a promotional graphic announcing the release of OpenBSD v7.8 It features a stylized, abstract design with a prominent OpenBSD logo in the center. The overall color scheme is blue and white, creating a clean and modern aesthetic. The graphic includes text detailing new features and system improvements in the release. The bottom of the graphic lists various ports, includes details of some specific functionalities like "arm64," and includes a copyright notice. The text on the graphic includes: "OpenBSD 7.8". "Released October 26, 2023". "New features and system improvements". Beneath this, there is a list of updates including "ports," "newsys," "arm64," "riscv64," "Apple silicon," "new sysctl variables," "acpica (J)," "virtio," "zfs," and "nftd." At the bottom, it includes "Copyright 1997-2023, The FreeBSD Project." Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Gemma3:12b 🌱 Energy used: 0.461 Wh

I used #openrsync for the first time today to back up my #OpenBSD user files.

It is pretty much a drop-in replacement for rsync, and openrsync is part of the OpenBSD base system.

I just finished the upgrade to #OpenBSD 7.8.

My system is young -- only 2 weeks old, still running Fvwm with 1 browser (Firefox) and maybe a half-dozen other applications. I expected everything to go well, and it did.

The separation of base system and packages makes for a cleaner upgrade.

#OpenBSD 7.8 apparel (t-shirts, so far) are once again available on https://openbsdstore.com ! 😎

Many thanks to Job Snijders & "Apsephion" for the artwork!

Happy birthday, #openbsd !

Alt...

P. FISH is growing cabbages. A special agent appears from nowhere. Agent: "Mister Fish? Mister P. Fish? The ocean needs you for a job." P. FISH opens the agent's envelope: 7.8

Now that #openbsd 7.8 https://www.openbsd.org/78.html is out, a refresh of "You Have Installed OpenBSD. Now For The Daily Tasks." https://nxdomain.no/~peter/openbsd_installed_now_for_the_daily_tasks.html or tracked https://bsdly.blogspot.com/2024/09/you-have-installed-openbsd-now-for.html was in order. #install #upgrade #maintenance #security #freesoftware #libresoftware

OpenBSD 7.8 has been released.

First sysupgrade performed - everything smooth as usual

Happy release day!

#OpenBSD #RunBSD

https://www.openbsd.org/index.html

OpenBSD 7.8 Released https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251022025822 #openbsd #openbsd78 #terraodontidae #newrelease #development #security #innovation #freesoftware #libresoftware

OpenBSD 7.8 is here https://www.openbsd.org/78.html

#OpenBSD

Sigh, saw an Allwinner D1 Nezha board for $29 and now I have no idea where to get a dtb or get #OpenBSD installed.

https://www.openbsd.org/riscv64.html

amd64:
Fix processing of GPIO events for pin numbers less than 256 with an _EVT method. Fixes power button on various ThinkPads with AMD CPUs.

LibreSSL 4.2.0 Released https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251015043527 #openbsd #libressl #tls #ssl #security #cryptography #development #freesoftware #libresoftware #newrelease

But removal of #Yubikey OTP functionality in the upcoming 7.8 was real a shit.

It's a paradox that I have to remove #OpenBSD from our list of approved operating systems due to this, while working in the infosec business. #RunBSD #UNIX

Something is happening at #OpenBSD

Best NTP daemon?

#FreeBSD #Linux #OpenBSD #Infrastructure #NTP

Latest 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀 - 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱/𝟭𝟬/𝟮𝟬 (Valuable News - 2025/10/20) available.

https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2025/10/20/valuable-news-2025-10-20/

Past releases: https://vermaden.wordpress.com/news/

#verblog #vernews #news #bsd #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #linux #unix #zfs #opnsense #ghostbsd #solaris #vermadenday

In -current, chromium (and derivatives) now have VA-API support https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251020052031 #openbsd #current #chromium #vaapi #browsers #webdev #development #freesoftware #libresoftware

Managed to set up my #OpenBSD workstation with a #Logitech USB #webcam and separate audio input / output on onboard snd/0 and usb snd/1. Had to create a little wrapper script to start #Firefox with the necessary env variables to keep things separated, but it worked nicely. How? All because OpenBSD is really well documented! #RunBSD #UNIX #BSD

It was 2019 and I think I was fed up with people posting gdm p0rn. So I did some using #xenodm on #OpenBSD.

It probably still works these days.

https://www.tumfatig.net/2019/customizing-openbsd-xenodm/

#xdm #xorg #xenocara #RunBSD

TIL that you can do a lot with an xterm. Thanks @jggimi https://daemonforums.org/showpost.php?p=76350&postcount=2

#OpenBSD

#OpenBSD 7.8 comes with a new utility watch(1), which periodically executes and displays the output of command

https://man.openbsd.org/watch.1

Wink and wave from #GoToSocial 0.20.1 running on #OpenBSD #7.7. Duplicate posts in timeline should now be solved.

Dear friends of the BSD Cafe,

As 2024 comes to an end, it’s time to reflect on what we’ve built together during the first full year of life for BSD Cafe. Launched on 20 July 2023, this project has grown far beyond what I could have imagined. While I haven’t tracked full uptime data, I can confidently say that the downtime was less than 30 minutes overall - even though the main VM hosting our services moved multiple times (including a switch from a Proxmox hypervisor to bhyve on FreeBSD, for the sake of alignment with our mission). In a world filled with over-engineered HA systems, we’ve outperformed many “big-name” cloud providers. Not bad for a community project, right?

For me, this has been an incredible journey. The users here are not just participants - they’re collaborators, and their positivity has been inspiring. The content shared and created at BSD Cafe has been valuable not only to the BSD community but beyond. What truly sets BSD Cafe apart is the openness for dialogue and exchange. Whether it’s social media posts, Matrix discussions, repositories in our brew, or RSS feeds, people seem to genuinely appreciate what we create and the conversations we foster.

BSD Cafe is a journey - one that grows, evolves, and continues. Our goal isn’t endless growth (we’re a community, not a business) but rather to maintain a welcoming, inclusive space where everyone feels a sense of positivity and belonging. For me, opening any service with “bsd.cafe” in the domain brings joy and pride. That’s the spirit I’ve tried to convey, and I hope it resonates with all of you, whether you’re active BSD Cafe users or friends of the community.

Promoting self-hosting and #OwnYourData has, as a side effect, inspired some users to “go solo” with their own setups. But even then, they remain part of BSD Cafe - in spirit, in purpose, and in connection.

Here’s a look at what we’ve achieved together this year:

- mastodon.bsd.cafe: 370 total users
Active in the past month: 207
Active in the past six months: 286
- snac.bsd.cafe: 14 total users
Active in the past month: 7
- blendit.bsd.cafe: 61 registered users
- matrix.bsd.cafe: 23 users
- brew.bsd.cafe: 29 users - 80 repositories
- freshrss.bsd.cafe: 25 users
- miniflux.bsd.cafe: 11 users
- press.bsd.cafe: 9 users
- myip.bsd.cafe: Constantly used by various users
- wiki.bsd.cafe: Could use a bit more love and content, but it fulfills its role as a functional homepage.
- tube.bsd.cafe: Still in testing - Peertube 7.0 update is on the way.

For detailed stats from our reverse proxy and general router (excluding media services, which generate most traffic but are handled via caching reverse proxies), you can check here - updated hourly: https://netstats.bsd.cafe

The journey of BSD Cafe continues, and I look forward to seeing where 2025 will take us. Together, we’ve built something special - something driven by passion, shared purpose, and a little bit of the BSD magic that makes all of this possible.

Here’s to a new year full of joy, serenity, and connection. Thank you for being part of this adventure.

Wishing you all a fantastic 2025 - and THANK YOU!
Stefano

#BSDCafe #BSDCafeServices #BSDCafeAnnouncements #BSDCafeUpdates #Fediverse #HappyNewYear #Mastodon #Snac #snac2 #lemmy #matrix #dokuwiki #forgejo #freshrss #miniflux #wallabag #peertube #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #RunBSD #BSD

A #linux application runs inside an LX-branded zone, where the #Illumos kernel (descended from #Solaris) natively implements the Linux kernel ABI. A #VPN connection, terminated in a separate Solaris-style zone, routes the application's traffic to a VPN endpoint on an #OpenBSD system running #Nginx, which serves #HTTPS content on a custom domain.
Life is great!

Heads up: #OpenBSD snapshots are rolling out shortly for some architectures (e.g: amd64) that are post-7.8 release, -current, be aware. If you sysupgrade -s now, downgrading to the 7.8 release when it releases later this month is NOT supported. 👍

kern.version=OpenBSD 7.8-current (GENERIC.MP) #55: Fri Oct 17 11:14:21 MDT 2025
    deraadt@amd64.openbsd.org:/usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP

NLnet sponsors development of WPA3 support for OpenBSD

The NLnet foundation has sponsored a project to add WPA3 support to OpenBSD, support which in turn can be used by other operating systems.

This project delivers the second open-source implementation of WPA3, the current industry standard for Wi-Fi encryption, specifically for the OpenBSD operating system. Its code can also

https://www.osnews.com/story/143558/nlnet-sponsors-development-of-wpa3-support-for-openbsd/

#OpenBSD

WPA3 support for OpenBSD 802.11 wireless funded by NLNet Foundation https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251017070142 #openbsd #wifi #networking #wpa3 #security #nlnet #nlnetfoundation #funding #freesoftware #libresoftware

justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas fdisk -iy sd2
Writing MBR at offset 0.
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas disklabel -E sd2
Label editor (enter '?' for help at any prompt)
sd2> p
OpenBSD area: 64-15728640; size: 15728576; free: 15728576
#                size           offset  fstype [fsize bsize   cpg]
  c:         15728640                0  unused
sd2> a
partition to add: [a]
offset: [64]
size: [15728576]
FS type: [4.2BSD] ext2fs
sd2*> q
Write new label?: [y] y
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ ^Cas disklabel -E sd2
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas disklabel sd2
# /dev/rsd2c:
type: SCSI
disk: SCSI disk
label: Flash Disk
duid: 507add78df02fecc
flags:
bytes/sector: 512
sectors/track: 63
tracks/cylinder: 255
sectors/cylinder: 16065
cylinders: 979
total sectors: 15728640
boundstart: 64
boundend: 15728640
16 partitions:
#                size           offset  fstype [fsize bsize   cpg]
  a:         15728576               64  ext2fs
  c:         15728640                0  unused
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas newfs_ext2fs /dev/rsd2a
/dev/rsd2a: 7679.9MB (15728576 sectors) block size 4096, fragment size 4096
        using 60 block groups of 128.0MB, 32768 blks, 16384 inodes.
^C
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas newfs_ext2fs /dev/sd2a
newfs_ext2fs: /dev/sd2a: block device
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas newfs_ext2fs sd2a
/dev/rsd2a: 7679.9MB (15728576 sectors) block size 4096, fragment size 4096
        using 60 block groups of 128.0MB, 32768 blks, 16384 inodes.
^C
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $
justine@openbsd-desktop ~  $ doas newfs_ext2fs -I sd2a
/dev/rsd2a: 7679.9MB (15728576 sectors) block size 4096, fragment size 4096
        using 60 block groups of 128.0MB, 32768 blks, 16384 inodes.

Anyone help or have a simple idiot sheet of what to do from wiping the USB memory stick to setting up an ext2 partition and formatting it. Mounting it will be the easy part.

I need some feedback regarding the #PF #firewall rules on my #OpenBSD #bastion host.

At the moment, I have the (beside others) DNS port open for both incoming and outgoing traffic, even though there is no DNS server running on the machine. I believe it would be a good idea to define additional macros to clearly separate the directions of traffic flow.

The current ruleset: https://pastebin.com/raw/AwkhfKY8

Do you like #OpenBSD 7.7 artwork? Do you enjoy @prahou art?

You can now buy OpenBSD wearable featuring his art

https://openbsd.creator-spring.com/

https://antonyfb.com/blog/daily-driving-openbsd.html

I have discovered a simple way to host a What's My IP-like service with just a little of #nginx and #GeoLite2. Should you want to do it yourself, here are the notes: https://www.tumfatig.net/2025/check-your-ip-infos-using-nginx/

If you're not into hosting it yourself, I have also made it available on https://ip.nogoo.me, of course running on #OpenBSD.

#RunBSD