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Und morgen abend ist völlig überraschend schon wieder der dritte Dienstag im Monat... #FRAOSUG-Dienstag! Wir treffen uns um 19 Uhr zu zwanglosem Austausch über alle möglichen IT-Themen, mit einem leichten Schwerpunkt auf #illumos-basierten OSen wie #SmartOS, #OmniOS und #OpenIndiana -- es gibt auch News über den Versuch, einen "Förderverein" für OpenIndiana aufzubauen. Wir treffen uns hier: public.senfcall.de/fraosug2025 Jeder ist willkommen, mitzudiskutieren!

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EDIT: NEVER MIND -- problem solved by bending the ice source to use kcompat_gnss. Oh BTW, this is a PPT-mapped Intel 800 for an Ubuntu 24.04 BHYVE guest on #SmartOS.

Is there a Linux distro that just lets me install the Intel 800-series (ice) driver w/o one needing to build it and finding out the hard way that "oh shit, I'm missing a subsystem called 'gnss'"?

<EDIT, last bits removed, see edit history if you're curious...>

Folks using #GCC on #Solaris and #illumos may be interested in this change I recently looked into:

github.com/jperkin/notes/blob/

I've tested it in #pkgsrc bulk builds, and it has been confirmed to fix build issues in at least scipy, while not causing any regressions.

It's now going into the #SmartOS pkgsrc trunk builds for some additional testing.

GitHubnotes/gcc-cpp-stdc/README.md at main · jperkin/notesNotes of various things I am working on. Contribute to jperkin/notes development by creating an account on GitHub.
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@selea @josephholsten I'm going to install #illumos on an idle machine at the office to play around. I'm a passable linux admin, and comfortable on the command line. I don't need a desktop. Zones and ZFS capabilities are appealing, at first glance.

Which distro would you recommend for complete newbie? Use cases include basic file management, some file backups, nginx/nodejs application servers. Looking at the available projects I'm considering #SmartOS, #OmniOS, and #OpenIndiana.