foreign[Music]Ty has gone from strength to strength2022 particularly on the arm platformis a sign of the times we are alllooking to save energy and the RaspberryPi running for ebsd is just the way todo it it's fast easy and extremely cheapto run the Raspberry Pi 400 has becomemy default desktop machine something I'mproud to say is working out very wellenjoy this latest edition of FreeBSDuser you know it makes sensethe headlines since the last issue areJuly to September 2022 status report isout it's the third quarterly report for2022 from the FreeBSD Foundation courseBSD donations report July 2022 theyearly donations amount from thesponsors patrons and donors FreeBSDcomes to Amazon's firecracker first onAmazon ec2 then from the same developeron a new hypervisor latest FreeBSDjournal for September October 2022 isout and you've got articles on carkernel crypto Pam tricks and tips SSHIPv6 and a lot moreforeignremember timestamps are in thedescription box underneath the video ifyou want to go straight to theparticular article you got saving powerwith a pie a week with the pie some gamereviews FreeBSD photo appsand your comments[Music]the rising cost of power is somethingwhich concerns us all here in the UKhe's getting a little out of handforeignlooking at the power consumption of mynormal everyday HP Workstationthe one that I do most of my work oneveryone just browsing the internet evenjust after boot up which draws a lot ofpower and idlingwhich roughly is about 146 Wattsum it's too much it's something it hasto giveagain I'm still on theHP workstationand we're going to have a look at thethe CPU speeddev.cpu.0 not frequency and it tells usit's2927 and if we have a look atum the overall system uh in a little bitmore detailso it's Dev Dotcpu.0 and there we goand it's running about 50 degrees thehighest it got was 103 that'sinterestingand just generally a little bit ofinformationabout the fastest it's goinguh it's 2927 so that's probably about asfast as I can get this one to go on thestock cooler there's not an overclockoption on these HP machinesand if you're on an md5 testit gets done in2.01 seconds and 473.16maybe aboutper secondthis I think it's maybe baked if it'snot my bike please correct me in thecomments down belowthat's not too bad and it should be on amachine like thisand indeed we'll have a look at somescreen fetch nope we'll have a look atNeil fetch uh yeah it doesn't show up onthis gray background but you get theidea it's some it's got twin uh Xeon X5570suh there's two with four calls so itgives me a total of eight cars runningat2.926 gigahertz so again it's not thefastest and with a GeForce GTX 750and 48 gigabytes of RAMbut it uses up a lot of electric so inmy quest for something leaner orsomething more economicalI'll turn to something which I've beencovering since 2017 and that's aRaspberry Pi especially the Raspberry Pi400 it's an excellent machine andsomething which I feel will uh do thejob very nicely and FreeBSD runs on itvery well too if you have a look at anyof these videos uh you can see how Iinstalled and how you can use it I'llleave some links in the description boxdown below this is not an installationvideo or a how-to I'm just gonna simplytry and show you how to get the best outof itand indeed if we have a look at theRaspberry Pi 400 power draw I'm sorryabout the lack of light it's thelightning come on this device so I'mgonna have to buy a new one I think andas you can see It'll draw in roughlyabout 5.4 5.3 watts and that's on idleso not too badand we're switching over to theRaspberry Pi 400 and if we run the synccommands as last time so syscontrol orcctldev.cpu.0 Dot freakfrequencyyou can see the Raspberry Pi 400 isidling at 600 which is really not idealbecause the default speed for theRaspberry Pi 400 is I think is 1800 thestock Raspberry Pi 4 is 1500 but theRaspberry Pi 400 has a better heat sinkand comes already kind of likeoverclocked if you are running on 1800so and the reason for this is FreeBSDdoesn't it doesn't put it into its fastmod as it were so I'm going to show youseveral ways that we can get the bestout of Raspberry Pi using FreeBSD andthe first few ways is going to beperhaps the um the most sensible way andthe last way is a little bit moreextreme but it's one that I use and it'srock solid stable so we'll have a lookto fix the idling problem in theRaspberry Pi so it's not idling at 600all the time and therefore feeling slowso first thing we're going to ruleand we can issue a sys controlDev dot CPUdot zerofrequency equals and now we can actuallyspecify 1800 and that will tell theRaspberry Pi to run 1800 which is itsstock speed and if we just do thecommand again look there is it's runningat 1800 running at 40 40.2 Celsiuswe're just going to drop it back down tothe slow speed again because I want toshow you something elseif wedo the md5 testand eventually it will get there it's alot slower than the HPhe's done in 9.62 secondswith99.07 per secondif we ratchet it up back up to 1800 anddo the same test againobviously we're going to see it halvedand there we go well just just actuallyby Third reallyso it's 3.19 seconds and 2980.48so there is a marked improvement ofcourse as you would expect but we can dobetter than that we can push the pi alittle bit further I think okay we'regoing to drop it down again to show youwhat uhsecond way we can do this so instead ofusing syscontrol to pump up the speed wecan add power D to the rc.com for it tostart up automatically when the systembootsso we added it to the rc.com for now andwe can start the service now if youdon't really want to rebuild so servicepower D restartoh never mind it's it's not running butit's running now I'm not used to power Drunning so that's that's themost sensible two ways we can do it butwe're gonna have a look at the perhaps aless sensible and you do this at yourown risk I mean but the pie should befine if you do this but you know youmight cross the system or it might beunstable in which case drop it down ordon't do this[Music]so if you have a look at near fetch nowand you can see we're on the RaspberryPiwe're just going to assist controldev.cpu dot zero dot free and we're donewe're running at 21.47 how did we getthis far well first I don't know if youneed to do this but I always tend to dothis automatically I always have power Dstarted okay so I'll always I alwayslike to have power to go in as a defaultuh so it gets a machine full speed thenwe go into the MS-DOS partition thatevery Raspberry Pi has well especiallyif you boot up on itand in that there should be a filecalledconfig.txt we need to edit config.txtand in there you will see there are someentries that I've added already there isarm underscore boostGPU mem over voltage 6 Fast Turbo andfree you can see and GPU frequency nowyou can addthese if you wish you can drop the overvoltage down to four if you wish isentirely up to you experiment you findone that's stable for your system wellbear in mind that this is for theRaspberry Pi 400.um HDMI safe is something which youshould always uh comment out becausethen it makes your displaynot too big if you have that defaultit's going to look weird and too largeso we always comment that out and you'llbe fineuh well at the moment I'm running atemperature of 46 so that's only aboutsix degrees uh higher with a top speedof 2147 and doing the md5 testbrings at 2.69 and353.91 a second which I think comparesfavorably to what we had on the HP andas you can see on the HP we had 2.01seconds and on The Supercharged Pi it's2.69 so that's not that differentspeed we had 473and 300 and53 not bad uh on the stock Raspberry Piwas 9.62 with 99 and even on a fullspeed normal uh speed Raspberry Pi 3.19so we haven't done too bad at all soyeah very niceand you know the Raspberry Pi 400running with these little over clocksyou can either do the the normal one tosave ones or you can go for the moreextreme and I found that the extremeones are very stable and it gives you asystem running FreeBSD whichI don't know if not that far off the HPthere are some limitations of coursethere's some caveats and one of them isvideo editing is reallyum inaugural non-tool proper Graphicsdrivers are implemented and if itmatters to you thenWi-Fi support for the inbuilt Wi-Fialthough there are ways around that ifyou want to use Ethernet or which I door you want to use a dongle for an olderumstandard butsaying all that I think FreeBSD on theRaspberry Pi is a veryum very nice place to beit usesso much less what 30 times less 30 timesless wattagethan a uh than my workstation and justidlingthat's uh to me that alone is enough toswap I mean I've got a whole room fulluh of computers running for the kids andnow that's gonna have to change as wellmaybe I can give them tablets maybe Ican pick up a bunch of Raspberry Pifiles I don't know but the way that theprices are rising for electric andthere's no indication that they're goingto come down anytime soon so I think weall have to change we'll all have tochange the way we do things regardingenergy and power and so using RaspberryPi and previously of course it gives meyour miles may vary depends on what youwant to do your computer but it gives mefor everyday use for browsing internetfor doing shopping Etc a very very costefficient and stable and very beautifulsystem anyway this was only a smallvideo it really wasn't a how-to it wasmore of a demonstration if you like myvideos if you find them helpful thenplease consider subscribing and hittingthat like button so I know that peopleactually like the videos that I'm makingand I'll thank you for watching and I'llcatch you next timethank youin this video I'm using the raspberry pi400 running three BSD 13.0 as the soleOS and on it I will do everything Inormally do well maybe a little bit lessbut everything I normally do on a PC fora week in the first part of the videothe pre-titles on day one were edited onthe Raspberry Pi using FreeBSD 13.0using open shot not everything wasincluded in this video a lot of it hasbeen condensed otherwise the video mightbe a several hours long but hopefully itgives you the idea or impression ofusing the raspberry pi 400 as a solecomputer running FreeBSDright my pie week using FreeBSD as theOS now this video has been edited usingopenshot the titles have been alsocreated with openshot the frame rate hasbeen created by a very rubbishy cameraand here is a lovely Raspberry Pi 400. Ibought this oh roughly about a year agobefore the price uh hikes kicked in souhif you're thinking to get in one now I'dwait a little bit while until the pricescome down anyway at the back of the piewe've got the ethernet cablegot a mouse cablethey've got USB extender and a sounddongle at the end with the headphonecable coming outwe've got the drive the USB storagewhich is running offthe USBC power cable and that's the HDMIcableand I will be using this as a solecomputer for a whole week the othercomputer is packed up monitors are offlet's get goingday one putting the video togetherright here we are on the motif windowmanager and I am uploading that videothat you've just seen which pannedacross the desktop from my camera usingKDE connect and it's worked nicely thereit is there's a video it's kind ofstrange this you've actually seen thevideo clip that I'm using now as I'mshowing you the video clip is easystrange and you didn't see in thisbecause this was edited out because thatlittle tab on my phone case sticks upright on openshot openshot is a very uhyeah that's a basic it's a very usablevideo editor and I'm just gonna dragover some files there's a files thatwe've just been looking at there we gojust gonna save it open shot is not thenormal video editor I tend to use butCaden live and shortcut wouldn't work onthis uh particular install because theFreeBSD on Raspberry Pi as it is nowlacks the drivers for the programs towork properly so it gives a errormessages and crashes but openshot seemsto work so we'll be using that I am notused to it so I'm learning ending as Igo along so presumably these are thetracks there's no separate audio whichis oddanyway we'll just drag that down rightthat's okay that seems to fine let'sbring it that one I don't knowit's very strange once you get used toworking in a certain way when you switchto someone else it takes a while to getused to it right we're just going to putsome titles on that's interesting itcreates an additional file I'm gonnaspeed through this little bitand I think that we're all good to go toexport the video I don't know how longit's going to take so I'll let thatcarry on and I'll just do a time checknow to see what time it is what time westartedand it's 12 53 in the afternoonjust after dinner time nowand we'll come back to it when it'sfinishedright we're 99.99 100 there you goand we'll check the time againand it's 1441 so it's what that's justone hour 50 minutes one hour48 49 something like that just under twohours anyway to renderuh not very long clipday two Tuesday web performancewell a lot of the things that we do weare computers these days is web relatedand in this instance it's no different Inormally use a dedicated email programuh still feed to get my email done but alot of people do use Gmail so we're justgoing to check Gmail out using theraspberry pi one thing which I'venoticed so far is the browser does tendto drag the system down a lot so we'llsee how this goes Gmail is Gmail ofcourse and surprisingly there's not alot going on here but it feels verylaggy no more laggy than it does usingraspberry pios itself but the sameperformanceum simple screen recorder is recordingthat really does slow everything downthere's a calendarum yeah this will very slow to start upso fast forward yeah that looks fine alittle bit slow but it's uh things arestill popping up I thinkand yeah you could go where we're usingthat I don't think I would but you cando what else can we check out I'm noteven going to use Google Mapsyeah okay we'll check out Google Docsagain A lot of people do their theiroffice work all the the homework it saysusing Google Docs I don't think I Iwould this speed is not too bad it wasquite reasonably fast and we'll justhave a look at this resume or CV ifyou're in Englandvery slow to start upokay that means that looks fine it's alittle bit slot to scroll but if we hadto then I suppose it would doI do prefer to use actual officeapplications rather than using browserbased the performance is a lot better asyou'd expect it to beso that starts up quite quick and it iswhat it is it's LibreOfficeI think I'll be word would be best I dolike happy word it's uh some of thatI've used for years there's a very it'sa lightweight application more suited tothe Raspberry Pi I think my script notthat I'll use it but I'll try and writeoneyou can always use Neddy I supposeyeah I like need it it's quite fast it'sthe emotive burst text editor saw andkind of like bias towards I do likemotive player stuff right let's installnumeric because really we've got Abbyword going through might as well haveanother lightweight application and thisis your spreadsheet if you mustI like numeric it's uh again like Abbyword it's something that I've used for agood few years it's quite responsivethere's a tiny little bit of lag butit's not too bad like I say what'sdragging it down is a simple screenrecorder that really is making thesystem laggy so the Gmail performanceEtc the open Office performance has beenknobbled slightly yeah with the runningsimple screen recorder so you have tobear that in mind otherwise when you usea system as I have done already withoutit running in the background it's asfast if not a little faster thanRaspberry Pi OSand video performance of a YouTube videoyeah it's it's fine we'll have a look atthe obligatory stats for nerdslet's have a lookare we getting some drop frames it's nottoo bad not as bad as I thought it wouldbe anywayyou'll remember that when you use araspberry pios the Chromium browser orthe Chrome browseris optimized they've uh they've got itto use the hardware acceleration the GPUas it is with Firefox on here it's notbeen optimized so if it's running at allit's running because of the power of theRaspberry Pi and it's not doing too badand we're just going to run a littlespeed test I just want to see how theRaspberry Pi is coping we haveeverything running at the same time howwe affects the speed I've got quiteSpeedy internet sowe'll see how it goesumyeah I've seen it faster but that's nottoo bad at all those ballsand uploading isumwellacross processes are running as you cansee a lot simple screen recorders maxingout the system a little bit as as are asis Firefox soG as well so yeah no wonder things areslowing down but yeah it's fine[Music]right one thing I do like to do islisten to music as I'm getting thingsdone so I'll just minimize that littleuh YouTube video going in the backgroundbut it'd be nice if I had an MP3 playernow I know you could use uh music onConsole markers I tend to usually usebut I was hoping and by the way it'sTuesday todayand I was hoping that I could havesomething likeum xmmsbut he's no longer available really notin the first version anywayso if I could install wine which theredoesn't look to be wine if I can storewine and run Winamp because Winamp runsreally well on the wine but there isn'tany wineokay it's a lot of wine extras but notwine itself okay I'm just going tochange the repository tofrom quarterly to the latest and see ifwines available in there it probablyisn't but we'll have a lookso I'm just going to make a directoryuse a localEtc repospackage repositesso we can make a backup of thefreebsd.com so we're not altering theoriginalso I'll change it to latestI've saved it to that new location andwe're just going to update to seewhat we can pull downokay well there's slightly fewer filesavailable 30 000 in the other one butthere's only 29 okayuh and still no wine okay that's uhthat's disappointinglet's see what can be upgradedum there's quite a few things can begradedof course uh these things will bereinstalled for shared Library changesandhell yeah some upgraded packagesbut unfortunately you need to removeaudacity and LibreOffice so uh yeah Idon't think I'll be bothering I'llchange it back to uh quarterlyno harm doneand now a lot thirty thousand and sixtysix packages compared toif I can just get up thereuh where where there we unlocked 29 663so there are someum emissionsit's very interestingokay well that's fine no worrieslet's just make sure audacity is stillthere because I may or may not do somerecording and it depends on the thesystem goesso day four what would the day threewell we didn't do much day four Thursdaya little light relief okay it's not allserious stuff when you're using acomputer of courselike in the old days we used to playgamesand this is no exception I'm going towant a little Atari 2600 emulator itruns uh it runs really well as you'dexpect it to but it runs really well onFreeBSD uh on the pieand I'm just concentrating as I'm tryingto shoot I'm not doing very well look atthat lock dead straight awayI was never an arcade whizright so what else have we got now weare all right mu-64 now this is abrilliant Commodore 64 emulator it'sit's relatively new to me I've notnoticed it before and it runs reallywell it's got a nice interface I'mfamiliar with the device Commodoreemulators and this one I'm not seeing ofcourse it lets you do everything thatyou can do on a normal Commodore 64 likeyou would be just a small basic programthat you would do in the shop and leaveit running to annoy the staff not that Idid anything like that of coursethere you go hello so yeah that's verygood and of course you can play game isDonkey Kong and I've got no hope forplaying this as really I couldn't do uhcentipede on millipede so uh this is uhbeyond my abilities we've got nocoordination whatsoever so that runs allright a little bit of music and off wego yes very nicewe'll come out with that andif you've had enough of playing gamesyou want to watch a video then you canwatch one on the Raspberry Pi the videomay seem jerky but like I said it'sbecause of the hoverheads of the screenrecorder and let's see if I can actuallytweak anything to make it go a littlebit smoother there's not much I can dowhile I'm recording the screen Inormally use a separate um HDMIrecording boxum what I use when I'm doing the testmachine recordings but it's notavailable on this side of the roomwhether raspberry pie is so I'm havingto a software record and it's reallydraining the system anyway this is whatit looks like uh without it running soI'm just going to use the phone on thecamera and it's a lot smoother of courseas you'd expectso yeah you can easily watch videos onFreeBSD on the pi with no problem at allin fact that's what I do as part of thehome theater PC I have a littleRaspberry Pi 4 runningday five Friday a little Hardwareright look what's come through the postnow this will make things a lot easierfor me and if you use a Raspberry Pi orRaspberry Pi 400 I recommend you get oneof these what is it we'll find out in aminuteit is that I'm a tiny little hoband it's made out of aluminum which isuh very nice nice there's a little bitof weight to it it's not made out ofplasticand it will enable me to move all thatthere and plug it there and it's got alittle power one as well so super fastcharging and individual little buttonsto switch each one enough so you couldhave a lot of uhthat's very nice that little cable youcould have a lot of USBS in there withdifferent OSS on and switch between themwell unplugging and pluggingso I'm just going to open there they gothere's a power supply the other onemust have been the uhthe USB cablea little bookletthat's very nice anything else that's itI think that's it ohlet's get the actual main thing outokayvery nice it's uh aluminum best a bit ofweight to it so it's not going to moveon your desktop easilyyeahI recommend you get one of these itmakes life a lot easier I think it wasonly cheaper it was only about 20 20poundsit was about 25 US dollars I don't knowand there's the power connector that'snot on that end of carsso yesjust put it there like thatand it'd be nice if we had it in whitebut it uh it will complement it verynicely and make life a lot easierhere it is all connected up hold it uplike a Christmas treeand we're just building up onthe system againI love that scrolling textright so yes I've got the USB sounddongle in there let's run it nicely gotthe USB storage device a Wi-Fi thingwhich I'm gonna tryand some spare although I don't thinkthe Wi-Fi thing will workblue boot up yeah there we go there'sthe uhlogin screenso I'm just gonna slowly type it inbecause I'm typing in with my left handand holding the camera with my rightpasswordwe're done yeahbrilliantand here we are in thereand the great thing is it frees up thetwo slots uhon the back of your pie so you can havelots of stories actually it's reallynice runs quite fast no problem at all Ilike it like I say it's a powered USBhub and that's what I recommend not onewhich is uh powered by the USB socketitself because I don't think the picould handle that I mean it might bewrong of course but our powered one isalways bestand I'm just gonna try speed test againnow that we're actually filming with acamerauh yep it's a lot quickerso having that screen recorder runningin the background did slow everythingdown not just the browsing experiencebut also speed which is uh peculiar eventhe little old speed is faster as wellyeahand that's how it is it's it's reallyit's a reasonable Prospect to usefreebies Steeler Raspberry Pi 400 as yousaw desktop it really is you're notgoing to do much video editing of coursebut everything else runs quiteadequately it will use the power notmuch more of a calculator so uh cool andthe Sound Works nicely through the USBthing which is uh also very coolI did test the Wi-Fi it didn't workit's six Saturday a glimpse of thefuturethis is FreeBSD 14.0 current it's thelatest one that's just come out at thetime of this recordingand what do you see I see kid in liveand shotcot running nicely I'm justgonna make that bit biggerI'm gonna do p fetchyep FreeBSD 14.0 current well thatRaspberry Piand the date is noand the processes are simple screenrecorder is still using a lot upuh but it's not too badbut Caden liveyeah and it's version 22.04.0and shortcut21.03.21 they run in brilliantso that's fantastic the actual freebst14.0 I mean I don't know what they didbut it uh them two video editors runningis a good sign for the future oh in theuh shout out the video driverseverything will be great and that's onething I did find out about this weekum that the Raspberry Pi 400 is morethan capable of being a desktopreplacement as long as you're realisticit's not going to replace my workstationwhich is an HP z600 uh it's got 48gigabytes of RAM it's not it's not thefastest run but 48 gigabytes of RAM andtwo physical CPUs giving me eight carsor 16 if you're hyper thread them it'snot gonna I mean there's other BeastMachines out there that would blow thatone so it's not going to replacesomething like that of course but youknow of a power consumption it takesnothing more than a calculator a desktopcalculator and for its compact size itdoesn't take a lot of room up so there'sa lot to be said about the Raspberry Piit's a fantastic machine but it's aslong as you accept that if you're justgoing to keep it forbasic things like web browsing emailand light gaming it's more than adequateand FreeBSDon that is also more than that there aresome limitations of course you're notgoing to compile anything from ports orin realistic fashion because it wouldtake you a long time you're not going toplay the latest games you're not goingto play uh any 4K videos Etc but otherthan that very nice I enjoyed this weekat the end of this video there is alittle bonus clip of FreeBSD 13.1 whichis typical I made this I started thevideo a week ago I didn't really knowwhen they would release FreeBSD 13.1 butwe'll have a look and of course on thevery on this day that uh I'm finishingthe video up it gets released which isMonday the 16th and uh it gets releasedand I've had to attack it on at the endas is always the case of Car anywhere alittle bit of Rumble at the end hopethis video was uh reasonably informativeand thanks for watching and I'll catchyou next time[Music]one 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theFreeBSD repository and it's playable viathe scum VM so uh it's the proper thingit's not a remake it's not a part andgoing through it it's very much like a1940s I don't know Adventure cerealif you've ever played oh if you're oldenough to have a player in the Amigagames then this little uh this will lookvery familiar or in indeed in the LPCgames and the game starts off eventuallywhen you get there after a little bit ofa cut scene where you get two of ourprotagonists uh facing certain Doomthere they areso I'll just fast forward all thisbecause it does take a whileand basically thebig bad villain who is going to come andkill no and the hero turns up says hecan free them the villain turns up theyescape he gets blown up they get on aplaneand when he arrivessomeone is missing is a point-and-clickadventure where you look for Clues workout the puzzles as you go along and it'sa it's a pretty it's a pretty classicgame to check it out it was theinterface Works nicely the graphics arevery nice and I think this is a good wayto while away the hoursnumber three rescuedescribed as an action adventure inspace it really is just a Star Trek gameuh that was very prevalentin the 1980s uh it's called Star Trekrescue Mac and it's an adventure actiongame in space written in Java it's basedon an old Mac game called Rescue by Tomspreen it's a 2d space real-time actionstrategy game and you're in control ofthe ship that you fly it's obviously theEnterprise that you fly around the spacefighting enemies and making friends onyour way the main objective is to rescuepeople from planets and take them toStar bases now that's easier said thandone I had to go at this and thecomplication is uh there's a lot onscreen to look at and I think the gameis way too complicated for me but ifyou're into your strategy and real-timegames I think this will actually uh thiswill do the job as you can see from mygameplay I have no idea what I'm doingbut then again I didn't in the Star Trekgames it used to be again in the 1980sas well so uh not not change there forme try it out you might like it and it'sfree and if you want a bit of that oldschool uh Adventure in this is prettygoodnumber fouropen Adventure the original colossalcurve Adventure from 1976 was the originof all text Adventures Dungeon Crawlgames and computer hosted role-playinggames this is the last version releasedby krava and woods its original authorsin 1995. it's been known as Adventure2.5 and 430-point Adventure it'savailable from the FreeBSD repositoriesas open Adventure as you can see it's atext one where you have to type in shortcommands like SouthwestEtc work your way out through the forestwork out the clues as you go along and Ifound the building so enter look at thebuilding if I can spell it gives you ashort description there's no Graphicshere so you have to use your imaginationand then you can enter the buildingand you grab the various objectsnow I remember during the 1980s whereyou have 8-bit computers this wassomething which we played a lot althoughby that time some very basic Graphicswere starting to creep into the gamesbut there were still some Adventuresthat there were text like the ScottAdams Etc so yeah if you want to testthe old school Adventures using textthis game will fit your needs it'spretty well done by the way and no Ihaven't typed in any colorful metaphorsin order to see what the computer wouldsay as we used to do a lot in the schooldays on the school computersnumber fiveis either meritiusor Mauritius whichever way you pronounceit it's a top-downadventure gamewhere it's set far below the surface ofa planet our character seeking an end tothe troubles that plague him Journeysinto the hallowed Orca storm in searchof answers you basically start off inthis area where you can buy power-upsyou cansave your status and your progress andyou venture into the different catacombsand dungeon areas of the gameencountering Aliens as you go along orbuddies or wherever they areyou zap them with like an energy fieldso the longer you hold it down the morepowerful it becomes and The Wider itgoes but the closer they can get to youkilling them will result in some niceuh some really crystals that you pick upand then you can trade them crystalsback at your startthere if you happen to get killedand upgrade yourselfI am this is a fun little game Iactually quite enjoyed this so yeah shejust pick up all the diamonds andcrystals Etcand you can try them in laternow this is a game if you're used to OldSchool Spectrum type of isometricadventure games or dungeon games I thinkyou'll like this very much and it's agame where the learning curve is not toosteep so yes it's an excellent game andI enjoy playing it I'll leave a link toall the games that I've covered there'sonly five and instructions to installthem so yes well it would be nice tohave Steam and all the rest uh Triple Agames Sometimes some of the old schoolsimpler games can be just as rewardingif you've got any games that you wouldlike to recommend or player then pleaseleave them in the comment section downbelow and I'll pin them when we'refinished thanks for watching and I'llcatch you next timedear viewer some of the applicationsfeatured are dedicated photo editors andthe others are graphic applications butthey are very much capable of beingphoto editors so I included them[Music]fortivar is a cross-platform photoprocessorfor raw and bitmap imageswith 16-bit Precision so it's aiming ata semi-professional user base it islicensed under the GPL version 3. forTiVo features integrationraw and bitmap supportbatch modmapping adaptive saturationand perspective correction[Music]dark table is an open source photographyworkflow application and raw developerthis software manages your digitalnegatives in a database and lets youview them through a zoomable light tableit also enables you to develop rawimages and enhance them it's licensedunder the GPL version 3. so dark tablesfeatures areSSE and opencl supportRAW support zero latencytethered shootingand it supports Picassa and Flickr[Music]I doubt many will use FreeBSD would havenot heard of the which is a GNUimage manipulation program a freelydistributed program for photo retouchingimage composition and image authoring itis licensed under the GPL version 2.some of the features of includefull screen editinglayers and channels Advanced scriptingfull Alpha Channel support sub pixelsamplingand the support of a variety of plugins[Music]although inkscape is perhaps not theFirst Choice when it comes to photoediting software inscape is more thancapable of handling the taskinscape is an open source vectorgraphics editor with capabilitiessimilar to illustrator whilst using thew3c standard scalable vector graphics orSVG file format which is an openindustry standard XML based format Ipersonally use inscape to produce all mygraphics with a channel and thatincludes the thumbnails as well inscapeis licensed under the GPL version 2.some of the features of inkscape includebitmap tracing Boolean operations layersnode editing SVG support and objectgrouping[Music]Critter is something I have begun tolook into more and more lately and Iwon't be stopping using inscape anytimesoonbutI'm curious as to what krita canactually do for me Critter is a paintingphoto retouching and raster imageediting application Critter containsboth ease of use and fun features likeguided painting and iron features likesupport for 16-bit images CMYK lab andopen exr Critter is scriptable in Pythonand Ruby and offers a d-cop interfacewhich stands for desktop Communicationsprotocol some of the features of kritainclude plug-in support it's scriptablesupports color models images and layersfilters and it supports custom masks andbrushesforeignlevel digital diagram software ratherthan using layers in the way that otherphoto editors do light zone lets theuser build up a stack of tools which canbe rearranged readjusted turned off andon and removed from the stack it'slicensed under the new PSD license someof the features of light zone includenon-destructive raw editing supportsunlimited layershas batched the partfeatures One Touch photo enhancingand is cross-platform[Music]is a fully non-destructive photoretouching program providing a completelayer-based workflow including raw imagedevelopment in some respects it looksand feels like fortivo some of thefeatures of photo floor include plug-insupport 8 16 32 and 64-bit integer andfloating points apart layer grouping themasks and support for most commonediting tools as you'd expectforeignER is an open source image manipulationprogram that mimics the usability ofpaint.net its goal is to provide asimplified experience for casual usersPinter has many features typical ofimage editing software including drawingtools image filters and color adjustmenttools as a non-professional app photoediting I really like printer but it maybe just too limiting to professionalusers it's licensed under the MIT X11license some of the features in Pinterinclude unlimited layers pad dockingLibrary it supports open raster it hasan extension manager and unlimited doand redoforeignwhich stands for the experimental rawphoto editoris a cross-platform raw image processingapplication raw therapy involves theconcept of non-destructive editingsimilar to that of some overallconversion software the raw loadingengine of raw therapy is based on DC rawthis means that all cameras supported byDC raw that use a classical RGB Bayerpattern sensor are also supported by rawtherapy it's licensed under the GPLversion 3 and some of the featuresinclude D mosaicin DC RAW 8.82 supportcolor booster processing queue andchromatic aberration correctionforeignit's great to see so many potentialphoto editing applications available forubsd it shows that Windows Mac and Linuxare not the only game in town when itcomes to editing some of yourphotographs that you may have taken overthe festive period or indeed from lastyear although my experience of them islimited as you probably saw from thedemo that I gave in the right hand youcan produce some really top-notprofessional quality work I'd love toknow if you use any of theseapplications in the comments sectiondown below and if you do tell me how youuse them and what you've used them onbut anyway that's it thanks for watchingand I'll catch you next timeforeignsince the last issue of FreeBSD userwhich was number one Laria says reallyexcellent very informative well thankyou LariaKyle says really like this idea for avideo journal and I do too it'ssomething which I've been wanting to dofor a long time and going back thefeedback from the previous Edition andthe experiment one one at the beginningI kind of think that uh is it it strikesa card with a few other people as wellanalytic minded says watching yourvideos always gives me early internetretro Vibes well thank youuhuh I think no it's fine I know what youmean is because I don't put much uhpolish into it I try as much as I canbut it's always going to come out likethis soif retro always what you like retro iswhat you're going to get Yusuf saysKudos on your video Zane best wishes arethat is brilliant Yusuf thank you verymuch I'm much appreciated my friendporch lab three now no is it or is itpo3 slab three I just have no idea hesays many people show how to installFreeBSD and nothing else few how to makea server but no one shows how to use itevery day Robert noogiefills that Gapthank youthat's very much appreciated thank youand sorry if I pronounced your nameincorrectlywell that's it for another EditionI hope you enjoyed itum the next one will be in winter sothat's probably heI don't know end of December Januaryperhaps even March around that timeand I look forward to seeing you then