Goblin happily computing with OpenBSD in a cave.

[russsharek@mastodon.art]

@ratfactor

They are wonderful, especially the goblin who likes to #RunBSD.

[ratfactor@mastodon.art]

@RussSharek Heck yeah!

[pkw@snac.d34d.net]

i love it

[ratfactor@mastodon.art]

@pkw Thank you!

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

@ratfactor as it's proper and right, yes.

[russsharek@mastodon.art]

@NatureMC @ratfactor

#ThisOldClownHouse has one roaming about the attic over one of the bathrooms.

[ratfactor@mastodon.art]

@faraiwe

[biglinter@mastodon.social]

@ratfactor q: what is the difference between openbsd and freebsd? a: openbsd survives a distribution upgrade.

thanks for the fanart, loving it

[ratfactor@mastodon.art]

@biglinter So far, so good with the upgrades! I'm not used to this with Linux, where I almost always opted for a reinstall (and opportunity for housecleaning).

[biglinter@mastodon.social]

@ratfactor really?

that ubu under my fingers is going through its 5th lts iteration, the raspi at the left side to its 4th debian iteration...

[ratfactor@mastodon.art]

@biglinter Yeah, really. Mind you, I would only upgrade every couple years (or more... I'm a Slackware user and, uh, yeah). On the plus side, I've gotten really, really good at making my setup extremely portable. On the other hand, it is *awesome* to have this clockwork release schedule. The best I've ever seen. ️