I just don’t really know how to use it…

Eh, I mix and match them…

gpt show sd0 and gpt show -l sd0 will show partition labels (if using GPT)

Could also use dkctl sd0 listwedges to show wedge names…

I’ll have a little play and see what might work best

This is what I get on NetBSD 10.1 STABLE

http://0x0.st/8DJP.png

Doesn’t look like glabel is available on NetBSD

Yeah I’ll pay that. I’d put that on my wall for real

Hi Vermaden, great to see you here.

I remember reading about the lsblk.sh some time ago and tried testing it on NetBSD. I ran into some errors, which I can’t remember right now. Will test it again and post the output here later.

Based

They’re probably American. Slavery is legal there

What we need is a replacement for Facebook marketplace. Only boomers use Facebook socially these days. But marketplace has everyone by the balls.

Meh… Looks like America. Pass

Yeah fair point.

Quads for days

Correction:

• hyphen – En dash — Em dash

Lol, Adelaide has the widest roads. Wish they’d do this in Melbourne. For some reason, although most houses in Melbourne have driveways, everyone parks their multiple vehicles on the already narrow roads.

This would actually be good legislation for cyclists as it would mean less cars parked in the street.

Yep. Just basic trust in human decency in action. This shouldn’t be news worthy. It’s theft that’s unusual and immoral and should be the cause for concern.

Hell yes! I turned off location data for immich but now I can use this!

Any helpful tips or links to tutorials for this method?

See my other comment above. I’m quite comfortable using a terminal, but for the purposes of tweaking system files in their POSIX location. I don’t want temp files or symlinks or sandboxed/containerised packages. I want binaries, I wanna compile software from source. Immutable distros make this quite difficult. The file system is setup differently (on purpose of course).

I guess it’s less a criticism than it is a preference.

Wish it was supported in more countries.

Oh, your welcome. It’s a great rabbit hole. I remember venturing down it for the first time some years ago. I’ve since been able to build arcan from source and get pipeworld working on void linux. It’s not daily drivable yet, (not for me at least) but it works, and it’s cool as fuck.