Guys, is anyone using anydesk on FreeBSD?

looks readable

you fiddled with either /etc/pkg/FreeBSD.conf or /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf

Is it suitable for daily use according to GNU/Linux distros?

depends on what you do daily … for me yes

I can install it on my old device and just use the web browser

I know Ruby and Rust

maybe i can deal with them

well Rust has FreeBSD only as Tier 2, however, I think it is decent

Hi. Where do i find all amdgpu modules to add into /boot/modules? The console is asking me for them in order fir startx to work

I’ve only used FreeBSD a couple of times, once for work and once I just installed it in a virtual machine and left it. I’ve used UNIX(including macOS) and Linux distributions before. I think I’ll learn FreeBSD best on the desktop use.

Hey. I’m newbie I guess I cannot help you well.
But try these commands:
find /boot/kernel/ -iname “*amd*”
apropos amd

I see you are newbie

Nvm got fixed

=))). Why.

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/

Docs over docs blah blah, they doesnt include gpu-firmware for working amdgpu module over raven

I ve had to search through ports

well, docs is probably one of FreeBSDs best features, so if you do not like docs but instead want an OS that automagically does everything for you then you probably have to look elsewhere

Anyone using 14-current?

As a development machine. Why?

Can’t install xorg, llvm13 has pkg size mismatch

Working fine now, thanks.

pkg ins gpu-firmware-kmod

guys, is anyone using anydesk on FreeBSD ?

yes

I’m stuck with 6.1.1 – it only shows “Connection in progress. Please wait” and then nothing happens. The target is known to be alive/available

and it’s also impossible to connect to this FreeBSD instance via anydesk. this is my office desktop I’m writing this message from – so it’s connected to the internet and fully working

I’ve been googling for hours – nothing comes to mind

procfs is mounted as the port requests

I do use anydesk-6.0.1_1 … have not had problems so far, however, I have never tried to connect TO a FreeBSD box

why don’t you use ssh?

I cannot connect neither to nor from

to a Windows box ? to access gui ? not very straightforward approach

samba works