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Our first talk is entitled
>> SATO: First is entitled as PC-BSD uh
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FreeBSD on the desktop by Matt Orlander
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from iXSystems
from iXSystems, so we - please
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>> MATT: Thank you. Good morning
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I'd like to thank Sato San and George
and the rest of the Asia BSDCon organizers
for inviting us out
I'd like to thank Sato-San and George and the rest
of the AsiaBSDCon organizers for inviting us out
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we have a little FreeBSD table
We have a little FreeBSD table
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and have brought some goodies like
@ -31,7 +30,7 @@ you can put in your pocket and walk around Tokyo
and scare people with
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%uh, any BSD committers, come on up, and we have
Uh, any BSD committers, come on up, and we have
T-shirts for you
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@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ and it'll cost - for free - just to say thank
you
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%uh this is
Uh, this is
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FreeBSD on the Desktop
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giving this talk Chris
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well, my name is Matt Orlander
well, my name is Matt Olander
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I've been working with the BSD since
1998
I've been working with BSD since 1998
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when I - uh -
@ -102,7 +100,7 @@ the FreeBSD project
as well as the other BSDs
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I'm on the BSD marketing team
I'm on the FreeBSD marketing team
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some would say that I don't do enough for that
@ -112,8 +110,7 @@ and of course I do some PC-BSD project
management as well
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so people ask us a lot of times
why did we do PC-BSD
so people ask us a lot of times why did we do PC-BSD
Chris can give you
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@ -260,7 +257,7 @@ whenever the port - how many are in their so far now Chris?
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>> CHRIS: about a hundred
>> MATT: okay, so that's awesome
>> MATT: okay, great. so that's awesome
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so I mean you know it's only hundred but
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%uh power users, you know, %uh
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can just drop in and install a port
or a package so it's not a big deal
they are familiar with freebsd can just drop in and
install a port or a package so it's not a big deal
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so Chris and his team have
@ -291,7 +288,7 @@ setup scripts that tear through
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and that whenever a port is updated
it will automatically generate the PC-BSD binary
it will automatically generate the new PC-BSD binary
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and then it'll notify all of the PC-BSD users
@ -306,7 +303,7 @@ that updates are available
but of course you can turn that off
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so the goal here is to make it
so you know the goal here is to make it
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%uh easier for people to use
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is Windows users
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so we're getting a lot of Windows users
coming on over and I think now we're
getting a lot of Linux users coming over
so we're getting a lot of Windows users coming on over and
I think now we're getting a lot of Linux users coming over
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you know, they like Linux, but
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3.5.8, actually, you're already bumped up to
like a 1.5.1, right?
[mumbles]
like a 1.5.1, right? [mumbles]
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as soon as you get back, he's
@ -377,7 +372,7 @@ the KMail call that I had to look into
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but it just notifies you and you can just
download an ISO or download a patch
download an ISO or you can just download a patch
>> CHRIS: it notifies, downloads and applies the
patch to your system
>> MATT: brilliant
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it'll scan and you just double click on that
network
networking
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and enter your WPA or WEP key and
@ -400,20 +395,20 @@ and enter your WPA or WEP key and
it'll remember these
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%uh we've got
Uh we've got
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improvements to the PBI removal tool
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who is similar to the add / remove programs
which is similar to the add / remove programs
from Windows
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so I'll show you that
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%uh the new sound detection program
Uh the new sound detection program
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and we now finally have an amd64 build
@ -436,7 +431,6 @@ it's like a cooking show
okay so here's our first screen after a very
typical looking
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FreeBSD bootstrap
@ -462,7 +456,7 @@ I would have done that but then I wouldn't
have been able to read anything
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we default to allowing submitting
we default to allow submitting
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usage statistics to FreeBSD stats
@ -485,7 +479,7 @@ this gives me a place I can point them to
start to persuade for the business case
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for them supporting
of them supporting
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BSD natively
@ -520,7 +514,7 @@ firmware licenses,
and then, that's about it
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I'm going to go ahead and agree
Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and agree
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here's where I can do a fresh install
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here as well, because
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well, the Linux users seem to prefer Bash
well, a lot of Linux users seem to prefer Bash
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here's where I can toggle auto-login,
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and really tweak the partitioning and people were
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things and so right now
breaking things and so right now
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it is kind of turned off for now
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once I had showed her
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literally two clicks
in literally two clicks
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we install %uh Apache, PHP, MySQL
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the PHP versions
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with the %uh web devs really like
with the %uh you know web devs really like
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for testing
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we can even go in and edit
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the HTTPD.conf
the httpd.conf
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or the PHP.ini
or the php.ini
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and so this is just one of the one hundred
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so a pretty clever tool for manipulating
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Apache, MySQL or PHP
Apache, MySQL and PHP
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via the GUI
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off of PBIDir.com
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so this is the this is the GIM
so this is the this is the GIMP
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and I'm going to install it
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%uh
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we did we do our own user management tool
Why don't we do our own user management tool
over the KDE one?
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and maybe he made some mistakes
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%uh some CDs out, download them, tell your friends
%uh pass some CDs out, download them, tell your friends
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get your Mom on it
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we have the FreeBSD table upstairs
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so stop on by before I drink too much sake!
so stop on by before I drink too much sake!
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what's the latest on BSD stats?
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>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: we are interested in this project
because we've have seen that some consumers
because we have some Linux consumers
we've tried to persuade them to use PC-BSD instead
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especially convincing Linux consumers
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>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: can we, can we join this team?
>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: can we join this team?
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>> MATT: yes absolutely
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>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: finally, can
PC-BSD have an alternative login like KDM?
PC-BSD have an graphic login interface like KDM?
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>> MATT: yeah, it already does, it already does
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>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: final question,
so does PC-BSD one disk?
Is PC-BSD one disc?
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>> MATT: yeah, I just install off
of this one disk
of this one disc
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the second disk contains some optional
the second disc contains some optional
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yes, some optional components as well as
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but yeah, if you want to change the language
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during the install you would need the second disk
during the install you would need the second disc
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>> AUDIENCE MEMBER: can we contact
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the iXsystems marketing girl is
synthesing that into a case study that
synthesizing that into a case study that
we'll release shortly
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ideally, we'd like to use ZFS as well
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>> MATT: KDE4 has a few bucks
>> MATT: KDE4 has a few bugs
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so I think we should probably
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okay well, come see us at the
table thank you very much"
table thank you very much