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  1. Olaf @[email protected] ·

    Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    /dev/sdc1 7.3T 4.5T 2.4T 66% /srv/video
    My oh my ... I am fortunate to have a very fast fibre connection at home. Disk in the local file Server is going to be upgraded from 8TB to 20TB but no additional SATA Port available, so uploading all files to off-site backup, physical hdd replacement, downloading all files. #rysnc #ssh

    #rysnc #ssh
  2. Olaf @[email protected] ·

    Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    /dev/sdc1 7.3T 4.5T 2.4T 66% /srv/video
    My oh my ... I am fortunate to have a very fast fibre connection at home. Disk in the local file Server is going to be upgraded from 8TB to 20TB but no additional SATA Port available, so uploading all files to off-site backup, physical hdd replacement, downloading all files. #rysnc #ssh

    #rysnc #ssh
  3. smxi @smxi ·

    @RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon

    While wanting to avoid License debates, are free to use code in core, they just have to follow the license. It's mainly OpenBSD that tries to get rid of all GPL, which gets slightly extreme at times, like their recent effort to rewrite to get a non gpl version. has so much compat stuff running I doubt they can keep GPL out of core, but don't know. I really only pay attention to OpenBSD anymore. > for sure though

    #bsds #gpl #rysnc #freebsd #linux #doas
  4. smxi @[email protected] ·

    @RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon

    While wanting to avoid License debates, #BSDs are free to use #GPL code in core, they just have to follow the license. It's mainly OpenBSD that tries to get rid of all GPL, which gets slightly extreme at times, like their recent effort to rewrite #rysnc to get a non gpl version. #FreeBSD has so much #linux compat stuff running I doubt they can keep GPL out of core, but don't know. I really only pay attention to OpenBSD anymore. #doas > #sudo for sure though

    #bsds #gpl #rysnc #freebsd #linux #doas
  5. smxi @[email protected] ·

    @RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon

    While wanting to avoid License debates, #BSDs are free to use #GPL code in core, they just have to follow the license. It's mainly OpenBSD that tries to get rid of all GPL, which gets slightly extreme at times, like their recent effort to rewrite #rysnc to get a non gpl version. #FreeBSD has so much #linux compat stuff running I doubt they can keep GPL out of core, but don't know. I really only pay attention to OpenBSD anymore. #doas > #sudo for sure though

    #bsds #gpl #rysnc #freebsd #linux #doas
  6. smxi @[email protected] ·

    @RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon

    While wanting to avoid License debates, #BSDs are free to use #GPL code in core, they just have to follow the license. It's mainly OpenBSD that tries to get rid of all GPL, which gets slightly extreme at times, like their recent effort to rewrite #rysnc to get a non gpl version. #FreeBSD has so much #linux compat stuff running I doubt they can keep GPL out of core, but don't know. I really only pay attention to OpenBSD anymore. #doas > #sudo for sure though

    #sudo #doas #linux #freebsd #rysnc #gpl
  7. smxi @[email protected] ·

    @RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon

    While wanting to avoid License debates, #BSDs are free to use #GPL code in core, they just have to follow the license. It's mainly OpenBSD that tries to get rid of all GPL, which gets slightly extreme at times, like their recent effort to rewrite #rysnc to get a non gpl version. #FreeBSD has so much #linux compat stuff running I doubt they can keep GPL out of core, but don't know. I really only pay attention to OpenBSD anymore. #doas > #sudo for sure though

    #bsds #gpl #rysnc #freebsd #linux #doas