Greetings to my humblest of wikis. It exists simply to documents how things I did work so that I can debug or recreate them when needed, without having to figure out everything from scratch.

Alas, my memory for things I do quickly fades if I do not have to repeatedly come back to it. One-off setups that continue to work are the hardest to recreate down the line for me.

I run few operating systems at home and so finer details sometimes become fuzzy too.

• Devuan
• Void
• FreeBSD
• OpenBSD

I have old hardware that supports this playground:

• T480 with 32 GB of RAM and intel core i7 (8th gen): main work machine
• T420 with 8 GB of RAM and intel core i5: running Void
• R61i with 2 GB of RAM and intel centrino: running OpenBSD
• Asus VivoBook X515EA with 24 GB of RAM and intel core i3: home server running FreeBSD

Besides that, I also run FreeBSD on a VPS for some services I want to be always on, such as my OpenSMTPD for sending mail, Prosody for XMPP chat, or cgit for hosting git repos (see).

Labunix is my project for experimenting with all things unix. It has no clear and unified goal or structure.

The logo was mostly made by me, although the computer in the middle was taken from a source I cannot recall; it represents the tinkering nature of the project.

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This wiki is NOT a guide but, as said above, documentation of solutions that apply to my setup on my operating systems. Although the things seem to work on the particular OS, I do not know what I do not know or what I might have missed or done wrong.

Ergo: not a how-to, not universal, not comprehensive.

The contents of this site are handwritten by me for me. IF, however, some form of AI is used to generate something on this site it will be disclosed in the references.