Here it is hackers, the FINAL video to my OpenBSD Deep Install series. This little video series was an idea given to me by a viewers comment about wanting to see the whole process of getting to smooth, functional OpenBSD desktop. Now granted it's not easy to make these kind of videos, they were not scripted and I just winged it. So some boring moments, some goof ups of commands or moments where I was up too late and got confused (old man here).

Either way, this was a great warmup to get me back in the swing of making content, and more is on the way. I also have a new dedicated microphone for videos that will make production easier. Anyways, enjoy and RUN BSD!!

*The one thing I forgot to document is I boosted some numbers in the /etc/login.conf for the staff login class. Let me know if you want a pastebin copy of that config.

This video was produced using kdenlive on FreeBSD 13.1, video was recorded with an IToddler device.

Artwork by Syscrash, @[email protected] on the fediverse

Intro music by -

Music: Evan King - 20XX

My gitlab repo - Yes it hasn't been updated in a long time because honestly my configs are so simple they haven't really changed. I will be getting new repos soon though for future projects.

I'm on odysee and peertube -

Social - @nerdtronics on the fediverse

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Hello to all my fantastic viewers, I really appreciate you. I made this video series several weeks ago and am I just now editing them and releasing. With this segment it's really obvious I had a long day and was up too late, so I make some dum dum mistakes. But regardless, I got it worked out and made it to my goal. Enjoy!

*Errata.

This video was produced using kdenlive on FreeBSD 13.1, video was recorded with an IToddler device.

Artwork by Syscrash

Intro music by Medicine DnB -

Elevator song -

My gitlab repo - Yes it hasn't been updated in a long time because honestly my configs are so simple they haven't really changed. I will be getting new repos soon though for future projects.

I'm on odysee and peertube -

Social - @nerdtronics on the fediverse

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We're back BSD ninja's with part 2, the actual install itself. I hope I covered most things, include FDE, well. The only thing lacking is you can turn a USB thumbdrive into a key to unlock FDE, so I will make a separate video about that soon. Enjoy!

This video was produced using kdenlive on FreeBSD 13.1, video was recorded with an IToddler device.

Intro Track: Papa Khan - AWOL [NCS Release]

Elevator song -

My gitlab repo - Yes it hasn't been updated in a long time because honestly my configs are so simple they haven't really changed. I will be getting new repos soon though for future projects.

I'm on odysee and peertube -

Social - @nerdtronics on the fediverse

Root BSD on Reddit

What's happening fellow 1337 haXors! This is a brand new series I'm started called the OpenBSD Deep Install Tutorial. Now don't get impatient, it's a slow and thorough series, from downloading and verifying the install medium. Checking the cryptographic signature with signify(1), all the way to full desktop workflow, performance and privacy enhancements on a default install, and full hardware acceleration and responsiveness. Buckle up because the Root BSD channel is about to get DEEP!

This video was produced using FOSS tools on FreeBSD 13.1, audio was recorded with a Pinephone.

The command at the end of the video,

Intro music by Medicine DnB, subscribe to Medicine please and play his music on streaming platforms, he's been really nice to let me use his music in my intros.

My gitlab repo - Yes it hasn't been updated in a long time because honestly my configs are so simple they haven't really changed.

I'm on odysee and peertube -

This is just a prototype for my new Pinephone video. Im using a wireless mouse and keyboard.

Mastodon Glitch SOC interface on my Pinephone using a wireless mouse and keyboard. Pinephone is run Arch Linux ARM with sxmo.

Mental Outlaw released a cool video where he gave some opinions about using OpenBSD on the desktop, I reacted to the video and gave some critiques and my takes on the subject. Honest to God, while I was screencasting, this was my first time watching the video in it's entirety and I had no idea he would give my channel a shoutout at the end and compliment my thumbnails! Thanks Mr. Outlaw, I enjoy your content too, below are links to his channel and other content creators that my OpenBSD content. Enjoy!

This video was made on baremetal OpenBSD 7.1 -current using ffmpeg and aucat for screencasting.

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Social - @nerdtronics on the fediverse

Just wanted to see what gaming was like on the Pinephone, its a potato so GameBoy Color, NES is probably as good as it gets, and I had use a real keyboard connected via the dock. Not ideal but fun nonetheless

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