#author("2025-10-06T23:29:54+09:00","default:kaw","kaw") #author("2025-10-07T17:11:58+09:00","","") *Do you have any message for us? [#z65bec72] To avoid posts by spam, a message body without the word ''#FuguIta'' is rejected. Please include the word in your message text. ~ URLs in the body of the message will also be judged as spam. If you wish to express a URL, please omit the scheme (http://, https://, etc.). ---- #contents ---- #article **Love FuguIta? Please leave a review @ distrowatch.com ! [#wd6c11e5] >[[miracle max]] (2025-10-04 (Sat) 12:04:27)~ ~ https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=fuguita ~ ~ At the bottom of the page ^ you may leave a review for fuguita! I think we should all do this to show appreciation!~ ~ Also, kaw, I don't know if you have any control over such things, but the image they use for #FuguIta on Distrowatch should be updated to something more current!~ // - Thank you very much for your constructive feedback.&br;As you pointed out, the logo image shown on DistroWatch is quite outdated, and the introductory text at the top of the page is also from the early days, which no longer reflects the current situation. For example, the phrase "OpenBSD live CD" should now be better described as "OpenBSD-based Live System."&br;In addition, the current #FuguIta is not only intended as a way to try a system close to vanilla OpenBSD, but also as an environment suitable for everyday use, as well as for non-desktop purposes such as network and server applications.&br;I once asked the DistroWatch editors to revise the description, but received no response. However, I will take this opportunity to request an update of both the logo image and the introduction text again. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-10-05 (Sun) 14:42:32}; - Thanks for the reply && you're very welcome. The screenshot image should be updated as well, it looks quite dated! Keep at it until they respond, they're probably very busy and under-funded as well. Cheers for #FuguIta! -- [[miracle max]] &new{2025-10-05 (Sun) 17:50:22}; - https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B2%B3%E8%B1%9A%E6%9D%BF : the listing @ ja.wikipedia.org needs an English version! :) Sorry for the "hzzp" if I enter the normal URL it stops me from posting. #FuguIta -- [[mostly dead]] &new{2025-10-05 (Sun) 17:56:58}; - I sent an email to DW requesting an update to the #FuguIta page. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-10-06 (Mon) 14:29:15}; - Our request has been partially accepted. The email I sent to them is as follows: -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-10-06 (Mon) 23:26:38}; Subject: Request to Update FuguIta Page on DistroWatch From: "Yoshihiro Kawamata" <kaw@on.rim.or.jp> To: distro@distrowatch.com Date: Mon, 06 Oct 2025 14:17:49 +0900 (JST) X-Mailer: Mew version 6.8 on Emacs 27.2 Dear DistroWatch Editors, My name is Yoshihiro Kawamata, and I am the developer of the OpenBSD-based Live System FuguIta. Thank you very much for listing FuguIta on DistroWatch for many years. I am writing to kindly request some updates to the FuguIta page, as there are several parts that no longer reflect the current state of the project. 1. The icon image at the top of the page is currently the OpenBSD logo, but we now have original FuguIta icons. Please select one from the attached images and replace the current icon. 2. The introductory text also no longer provides a sufficient explanation of the current FuguIta. I believe the following description would be more appropriate: FuguIta is a Live System based on OpenBSD. It inherits almost all of the features of OpenBSD. It can be booted and used directly from DVD or USB media. Since it does not affect the internal storage, it is ideal for trying out or testing OpenBSD. The operating environment can be saved to storage and reloaded at the next boot, enabling persistent use. It also provides a variety of original tools such as desktop environment installation, live update, and USB media management (saving environments, remastering, etc.). FuguIta leverages the simple and robust design philosophy of OpenBSD to provide a world that can be used for everyday purposes as well as applied to a wide range of scenarios, from desktop environments to network appliances. It aims to respect the user's freedom to build and shape their own environment. 3. While the current screenshot is not incorrect, I am attaching a new one showing the desktop installation tool mentioned above. I would appreciate it if you could use this updated image. 4. At present, the package list table is mostly empty. Since FuguIta uses OpenBSD packages directly, it would be appropriate to list the same package contents as OpenBSD. I apologize for the trouble and truly appreciate your time and effort in making these updates. Sincerely, Yoshihiro Kawamata - kaw: great news! Thanks for the followup & publishing the e-mail. I hope we can all do more to feature #FuguIta as many places as possible! -- [[Inigo Montoya]] &new{2025-10-07 (Tue) 17:11:58}; #comment **Compiling required? [#sbbc4c3b] >[[kermit the frog loves heroin injections]] (2025-10-02 (Thu) 17:55:44)~ ~ #FuguIta~ ~ Is it true if I try your work I will need to compile packages? The reason I ask is because I use an older computer which goes really hard on the fans making the system sound like it's going to explode when I do certain computations, especially compiling software.~ ~ Should I use a newer system instead?~ // - #FuguIta is a live system based on OpenBSD, and it includes all the standard OpenBSD commands. You can also use the ports/packages system just like on OpenBSD, which means you can easily install pre-built binary packages provided by OpenBSD.&br;For almost all practical purposes, you don’t need to compile anything yourself.&br;Your older computer will work just fine for trying it out. Using a newer computer might make things a little faster, but it’s not necessary. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-10-03 (Fri) 00:00:49}; #comment **SAVE ME FROM WAYLAND PLEASE!! [#pa847319] >[[frustrated]] (2025-09-27 (Sat) 12:22:07)~ ~ Can I use #FuguIta to escape Wayland?~ ~ It's being deployed everywhere and it is GARBAGE!~ ~ hxxps://archive.ph/2N9Ff~ ~ It breaks my screen resolution settings, freezes occur often which lock up the whole system requiring a hard reboot, makes it IMPOSSIBLE for me to use window manager(s) and more... this is regarding Linux BTW.~ ~ I've had enough of it I AM SICK OF IT. I shouldn't have to FIGHT my computer with GARBAGE software being shoved down my throat! Using a computer used to be enjoyable and tweaking things here and there added fun.~ ~ With Wayland, I cannot use my system as I want, it takes away MY power and enjoyment.~ // - I can understand your frustration. Many Linux users feel the same way about Wayland — it changes the fundamentals of how things worked for decades and forces a workflow that some people simply don't want.&br;&br;#FuguIta (based on OpenBSD) does not use Wayland at all. &br;It still relies on the traditional X11 system, so you can continue to use your preferred window managers and customize the environment as you like. &br;&br;However, please note that FuguIta (and OpenBSD as well) is not a "drop-in replacement for Linux."&br;It is a different system with its own philosophy: simplicity, transparency, and giving the user control rather than hiding things behind complex layers. If what you seek is an escape from "being forced into black-box software," then yes, FuguIta may feel refreshing. &br;&br;One note: in OpenBSD there is a "ports/packages" system, which provides third-party software. You may notice that a package named "wayland" exists there. But honestly, I do not know much about what it includes or how it is intended to be used. &br;My daily environment is based on X11 and window managers, not Wayland.&br;&br;If you try FuguIta, expect to learn a different way of doing things, but one that respects your freedom to understand and shape your environment. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-09-28 (Sun) 11:12:40}; #comment **Promotional resources? [#k26464d1] >[[barrel rider]] (2025-09-17 (Wed) 13:38:04)~ ~ Do you have any promotional resources available for #FuguIta?~ ~ Anything from graphical banners for websites or as far as stickers, tshirts, hats, etc.? Anything good really. Thanks.~ // - These are all #FuguIta artworks I have. You can use them. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-09-18 (Thu) 19:50:38}; |CENTER:Logo of this web site|CENTER:Logo by AI 1|CENTER:Logo by AI 2| |&ref(fuguita3-1.png,,25%);|&ref(FuguIta-AI-logo1.jpg,,25%);|&ref(FuguIta-AI-logo2.jpg,,25%);| |>|>|CENTER:Clink to view with normal size| - thanks kaw! #FuguIta power!!! -- [[that's what bilbo baggins hates]] &new{2025-09-21 (Sun) 09:27:40}; #comment **no subject [#x78122f7] > (2025-09-13 (Sat) 11:15:32)~ ~ Hello kaw, thanks for the post!~ ~ Thanks very much for the references and yes that was the name of the dead LiveCD project I heard about; but never tried.~ ~ Thanks for #FuguIta! I have some good reading to do now.... :-)~ // -Thank you for your post.~ ~ I have designed and implemented #FuguIta with two main ideas in mind: -- Many other live systems are mainly meant as demos or trial versions of a distribution.~ FuguIta, on the other hand, is not only for that purpose — it also works as a daily driver, an environment you can truly rely on for everyday use. -- FuguIta is not just for desktop use.~ It provides the full capabilities of OpenBSD equally for servers, firewalls or VPN gateways, and even IoT edge servers. >I believe FuguIta can also show its full strength for the kind of use case you are interested in.~ Have fun experimenting with it! ~ ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-09-14 (Sun) 07:06:34}; #comment // Name: [ ] // Subject: [ ] // [ ] // [ ] // [ ] // [ ] // [ ] // <Submit> //The article form is now disabled for some reasons, sorry. **no subject [#n87ac385] > (2025-09-01 (Mon) 10:12:18)~ ~ You know what would be real cool? A #FuguIta LiveCD which operates similar to what Tails Linux offers. MANY years ago there was a project which you can still find on-line (but it doesn't work w/ Tor anymore it's too old) which blended OpenBSD with LiveCD+Tor!~ ~ It might take some people with some pocket money to fund but what do you think about it? OpenBSD is better than Linux for such a purpose, IMO.~ // - Thank you for your suggestion. It’s a very interesting idea.~ You are probably referring to [[Anonym.OS>https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20060117103304]]. I have [[tried it myself before>BBS/1#content_1_10]] as well.~ ~ There are basically two approaches to implement this on FuguIta:~ -- Install Tor-related software via pkg_add on a LiveUSB and store it in a persistent area~ → A simple and practical method for trying it out.~ It is explained in previous posts such as [[How to port PFFW to FuguIta>FuguIta/BBS/12#pffw]] and [[Building a Router with FuguIta - An Example of Appliance Production>FuguIta/BBS/12#k63f3870]], which might be helpful as references. -- Embed Tor-related components into siteXX.tgz and build a customized FuguIta version~ → This applies the method described in the OpenBSD FAQ [[Customizing the Install Process>https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html#site]] to FuguIta.~ See FuguIta Guide – [[Building FuguIta>FuguItaGuide/4-Development#v4a134e4]] for detailed instructions. >In either case, FuguIta already provides mechanisms for the kind of customization you suggested, so please feel free to use them.~ ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-09-02 (Tue) 01:17:35}; #comment **Testing new version of dtjsetup [#o4c7d51f] >[[kaw]] (2025-08-22 (Fri) 10:52:15)~ ~ I’m currently improving dtjsetup (DeskTop (optionally Japanese) environment SETUP tool) in OpenBSD-based Live System FuguIta, and adding a feature to install commonly used applications.~ ~ My goals are:~ - GUI Applications needed for a daily driver environment.~ - Greatest common denominator apps, not too dependent on individual preferences.~ - Minimal in functionality, just enough to cover typical use cases. |&ref(dtjsetup2.png,,33%);| |CENTER:click to enlarge| >The current test version of #FuguIta has been uploaded to the "test" directory on [[the mirror servers>FuguIta/Download]].~ // - kaw kaw he's our man, if he can't do it NO ONE CAN! Good work, thanks for the update! #FuguIta -- [[hunt the wumpus!]] &new{2025-08-24 (Sun) 01:10:08}; - any feedback for this #FuguIta test version is welcome. thanks -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-08-24 (Sun) 13:22:53}; - This has been released as #FuguIta-7.7-*-202508261. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-08-27 (Wed) 07:19:06}; #comment **Remastering #FuguIta img [#r0c50a33] >[[Alexandre Pereira]] (2025-08-14 (Thu) 05:10:05)~ ~ Hi, i was considering the possibility of remastering the #FuguIta img, so as to run it room USB, but having a significatively larger install base. My scenario is , running a 64Gb install base from USB, in a legacy computer with 4 Gb, so, no "RAM only" deployment can be done,is this possible ?~ // - Looking at your plan in this post, it seems very similar to the ''FuguIta desktop environment demo version'' that I created in May.~ At the end of [[the demo version article>FuguIta/BBS#ba2ab6a8]], several technical topics are introduced, including: --[[Automatic file saving at shutdown using the /etc/rc.shutdown file>fge3:autosave]] --[[Automatic startup using the noasks file>fge3:autorun]] --[[Additional partition mounting using the /etc/fuguita/fstab.tail file>fge3:fstab_tail]] >These points may be helpful references for your project.~ ~ Alternatively, you could consider using the demo version as a base for your development.~ In any case, please refer to [[the article>FuguIta/BBS#ba2ab6a8]] and also download the image file to study and experiment with it further.~ ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-08-14 (Thu) 08:30:32}; #comment **Encrypted vault inside #FuguIta USB [#w72e218b] >[[Alexandre Pereira]] (2025-08-14 (Thu) 03:41:37)~ ~ Hi, i was considering having file persistence in a #FuguIta USB, mainly an external FAT32 partition which could be assessible both from Fuguita, and a normal windows computer, with several 4GB veracrypt containers, is this even possible ?~ // - It is possible to create a FAT partition on a FuguIta LiveUSB.~ The FAT format can be read and written from both Windows and FuguIta, making it suitable for sharing between the two environments.~ ~ The simplest method is to use the usbfadm tool's newdrive function when creating the LiveUSB, and set a smaller size for the sync feature's storage area, leaving the remaining free space as a FAT partition.~ For more details, please refer to the FuguIta Guide: https://fuguita.org/?FuguItaGuide/3-Operation#liveusb_remaster ~ This method creates a single large FAT partition. For more complex partition layouts, you will need to configure them manually using OpenBSD standard tools such as fdisk and newfs_msdos.~ ~ Regarding VeraCrypt, it is available in the OpenBSD ports, so it can be installed with ''pkg_add veracrypt'' .~ However, since I don't have been tested it on OpenBSD, it is recommended to check performance and compatibility beforehand.~ ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-08-14 (Thu) 08:30:58}; #comment **Fluxbox edition? [#i1056fc2] >[[Krikey The Crocodile]] (2025-07-08 (Tue) 11:06:57)~ ~ #FuguIta~ ~ > FuguIta desktop environment demo version~ ~ Thank you very much for this, I look forward to trying it out. Any chance of a Fluxbox test edition for those of us who prefer really light weight? :D Thanks in advance.~ // - #setlinebreak(on) -Thank you for your comment. >The "FuguIta desktop environment demo version" is intended solely as an example to demonstrate what’s possible with FuguIta. We currently have no plans to provide separate editions tailored to specific window managers. Thank you for your understanding. >That said, you can add Fluxbox to the demo environment by following these steps: >''How to Add Fluxbox to the Demo Version'' First, boot the FuguIta desktop environment demo version and open a terminal in XFCE (e.g., xfce-terminal), then run: fugudemo$ dtjsetup Follow the prompts as shown below: Which desktop software will you install? -> 1: no desktop (wm only) Which window manager will you install? -> 5: fluxbox Will you setup Japanese language environment? [y/N] -> n Continue through the installation steps, including rewriting .xsession, and proceed as instructed. >Once the setup is complete, log out of XFCE. The system will then start the Fluxbox desktop environment. >To preserve your settings and installed packages, write them back to your USB device with: fugudemo$ doas usbfadm -r >''Remove XFCE and Save the Setup (Optional)'' If you no longer need the XFCE environment, you can remove it with the following commands: fugudemo$ doas pkg_delete xfce-extras fugudemo$ doas pkg_delete -a fugudemo$ doas usbfadm -r >''Note: A More Proper Way'' Please note that the most proper and recommended way to set up a Fluxbox environment is described in the [[Getting Started with FuguIta>FuguIta/StartGuide]] guide. This will help you create a clean and minimal Fluxbox environment without preinstalled desktop components like XFCE. ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-07-08 (Tue) 16:29:40}; #setlinebreak(off) - #FuguIta @kaw: What a nice surprise! I did not expect such kind(ness) detail /howto/ step-by-step instructions on using Fluxbox with the 'demo version'! And you went a step further and included the link to "getting started with [...]" !! You also detailed how to remove the XFCE environment as well! Remarkable! Thank you so much and please know that your efforts are VERY much appreciated. God Bless you. -- [[Tasty Croc]] &new{2025-07-09 (Wed) 12:11:02}; - Hey, stupid guy Kirkey The Crocodile, Tasty Croc. There's no room for your brain shit here. #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-07-16 (Wed) 06:07:43}; - To maintain a respectful and constructive environment, posts that ignore the context or circumstances of others will be subject to restriction going forward.&br;#FuguIta -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-07-16 (Wed) 08:41:22}; - budlun, please know that you are loved. <3 #FuguIta -- [[Hungry Like A Croc!]] &new{2025-07-18 (Fri) 11:42:25}; #comment **different hashes ? [#w61449b7] >[[LWS]] (2025-06-10 (Tue) 08:39:41)~ ~ #FuguIta~ ~ Hi, first of all I would like to give you my warmest compliments for this fantastic project. It is really very well done and extremely flexible.~ I approached your project because I wanted to do a security check on my openbsd desktop. I wanted to check the base system and specifically everything in /usr/X11R6 i.e. the graphics server infrastructure. What I noticed, however, is an inconsistency between the hashes of my machine and some fuguita binaries and libraries. In fact, I assumed that the fuguita base system was taken from the openbsd installation iso. So assuming this and given that there was a hash variation I came to the wrong conclusion that there were indicators of compromise on my PC. But then I had doubts so I downloaded the openbsd 77 iso and rechecked the hashes which instead were correct. The ones that were not correct were those of fuguita. So I would like to ask you if these files were compiled by you and why only some are different and while others are not. Thank you very much and best wishes for fuguita.~ ~ lws~ // - Hi, and thank you very much for your kind words and your thoughtful question.~ To clarify: all binaries in FuguIta are built entirely from source using the procedures described in the OpenBSD manual page [[release(8)>man:release]]. That means the base system in #FuguIta is not taken directly from the official OpenBSD installation ISO, but instead is fully rebuilt by myself from the same source code.~ Therefore, it is expected that the hash values of binaries and libraries in FuguIta may differ from those in the official release — even if the source code is identical.~ Interestingly, some hashes match while others do not. I do not know the precise reason for this, but possible factors might include: --embedded timestamps or other non-deterministic metadata (so-called “magic numbers”), --differences in environment during build time (e.g., order of linking), --or perhaps effects from security features like ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization) or similar mechanisms during or after compilation. -Additionally, the OpenBSD official release remains unchanged during its lifecycle, except for syspatches. In contrast, FuguIta may undergo multiple CVS updates and full rebuilds of OpenBSD during the release cycle, whenever needed. This can naturally result in differences in the resulting binaries compared to the static official builds.~ That said, if you'd like to ensure maximum trust and reproducibility from a security standpoint, you’re more than welcome to rebuild your own version of FuguIta, following [[the method described in the FuguIta Guide>fge4:build_fuguita]]. This way, you can verify the entire build process yourself.~ Thanks again for your feedback and for using FuguIta!~ ~-- [[kaw]] &new{2025-06-10 (Tue) 16:04:24}; - There are several reasons why #FuguIta sometimes does a full build of the base OpeBSD.&br;One is to prevent any errata from being missed.&br;The other is to deal with the rare occasions when source code is modified in the -stable branch at a level that is not reflected in the errata.&br;Furthermore, FuguIta's update tool, fiupdate, differs from OpenBSD's syspatch in that it always overwrites the entire OS, including the kernel, so a full build ensures the integrity of the entire system.&br;Also, the kernel is always regenerated when a release is created, even if there are no changes to the kernel. This ensures that a randomly linked kernel is provided for each release. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-06-13 (Fri) 10:12:27}; - Diese Konversation wurde mit Duck.ai unter Verwendung des Mistral Small 3-Modells von Mistral AI generiert. ==================== What is a Hash? Mistral Small 3: A hash is a fixed-size numeric value that is generated from a string of text using a hash function. Hash functions take an input (or 'message') and return a fixed-size string of bytes. The output is often represented as a hexadecimal number. Hashes are commonly used in various applications, including data integrity verification, cryptography, and data indexing. ### Key Properties of Hash Functions: 1. **Deterministic**: The same input will always produce the same hash output. 2. **Fixed Size**: Regardless of the size of the input, the hash output is always the same length. 3. **Efficient**: Hash functions are designed to be computationally efficient. 4. **Preimage Resistance**: Given a hash value, it should be computationally infeasible to find the original input. 5. **Second Preimage Resistance**: It should be computationally infeasible to find a different input that hashes to the same value as a given input. 6. **Collision Resistance**: It should be computationally infeasible to find two different inputs that hash to the same value. ### Common Hash Functions: - **MD5 (Message Digest Algorithm 5)**: A widely used hash function, but considered broken and unsuitable for further use. - **SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1)**: Also considered broken and not suitable for further use. - **SHA-2 (Secure Hash Algorithm 2)**: A family of hash functions that includes SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512. SHA-256 is commonly used in cryptographic applications. - **SHA-3 (Secure Hash Algorithm 3)**: The latest member of the Secure Hash Algorithm family, designed to be more secure and flexible. ### Example Use Cases: - **Data Integrity**: Hashes can be used to verify that data has not been tampered with. For example, downloading a file and comparing its hash to a known good hash can ensure the file has not been altered. - **Cryptography**: Hashes are used in various cryptographic protocols, such as digital signatures and password storage. - **Data Indexing**: Hashes can be used to quickly index and retrieve data in databases and other storage systems. ### Example in Python: Here's a simple example of how to generate a SHA-256 hash in Python: ```python import hashlib # Input string input_string = "Hello, World!" # Create a SHA-256 hash object hash_object = hashlib.sha256() # Update the hash object with the bytes of the input string hash_object.update(input_string.encode('utf-8')) # Get the hexadecimal representation of the hash hash_hex = hash_object.hexdigest() print("SHA-256 Hash:", hash_hex) ``` This code will output the SHA-256 hash of the string "Hello, World!". #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-12 (Thu) 00:23:08}; - Too bad, you don't say anything lws #FuguIta Are lws a juggler? -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-26 (Thu) 06:49:30}; - Whether or not LWS chooses to reply is entirely up to him. At #FuguIta BBS, both active participation and quiet observation are equally respected. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-06-26 (Thu) 10:09:19}; - Thank you kaw for respecting my rights. #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-26 (Thu) 21:34:32}; - In this case a opinion and question of no equal rights? #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-26 (Thu) 21:44:11}; - What about passive participation and poignant observation? #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-26 (Thu) 22:10:33}; - They don't care, it's not your problem if it becomes fatal, the obsolete is then the problem, can feel safe in ambush with surveillance, ensures safety and takes no risks. #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-28 (Sat) 18:41:13}; - Computer is not good for me. Everbody sold at IT Industry, in they want you are them delivered. they don't care about a Human. #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-29 (Sun) 04:47:11}; - What about passive participation and poignant observation? #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-07-03 (Thu) 23:41:36}; #comment **FuguIta desktop environment demo version [#ba2ab6a8] >[[kaw]] (2025-05-18 (Sun) 23:37:08)~ ~ #ref(fidemoen.png,wrap,around,right,25%) I made a demo version of FuguIta with a desktop environment. This demo version demonstrates that FuguIta can be used with a desktop environment as easily as a regular live system.~ ~ [How to use]~ ~ Download FuguIta-7.7_livedemo_en-amd64-202505101.img.xz from the '''test''' directory of the [[download mirror>FuguIta/Download]], unzip it with xz, and write it to a USB flashdrive of 16GB or more. #clear # pkg_add xz # xz -dcv FuguIta-7.7_livedemo_en-amd64-202505101.img.xz > /dev/rsdNc (sdN is the actual device name to write to) ~ You will be asked for the keyboard type during the first boot only, so please enter it. Once startup is complete, the desktop environment will start up automatically.~ ~ We recommend using a wired LAN network.~ If you use WiFi, it is unlikely that you will be able to connect on the first startup. If you would like to set up WiFi after startup, please refer to [["Switch between multiple network settings">fge3:netconf]] and [["Use a Wi-Fi device that requires a firmware download">fge3:fwupdate_wifi]] from FuguIta Guide. The IP address is automatically set by DHCP for IPv4 and SLAAC for IPv6.~ ~ No passwords are set for the root and demo users. After logging in, [[set them>man:passwd]] as necessary.~ ~ -Included software is as follows. -Desktop environment: xfce-4.20.0 -Web browser: firefox-137.0 -Mailer: thunderbird-128.9.0 -Office: libreoffice-25.2.1.2v0 -Media player: vlc-3.0.21p2 -Audio player: audacious-4.4.2 -Fonts: noto-cjk-20240730, noto-emoji-20240730, noto-fonts-24.9.1v0 >If you are connected to the Internet, you can add software with the [[pkg_add>man:pkg_add]] command. You can also change the desktop environment with the [[dtjsetup>fge3:dtjsetup]] command.~ ~ This is a demo version, so no bug fixes or improvements will be made. You can update the OS with [[fiupdate>fge3:fiupdate]] and update packages with [[pkg_add -u>man:pkg_add]] with this demo version.~ ~ In addition, added packages, various settings, and user-created data are automatically saved at shutdown and restored the next time the system is started.~ ~ You can also save them at any time by entering~ doas usbfadm -r ~ To shut down the system, press and hold the power button on the PC. Or, doas halt -p will halt the system and turn off the power.~ ~ Please use at your own risk.~ ~ [Technical Notes]~ ~ This demo version uses the following features of Fuguita and OpenBSD. -[[Automatic file saving at shutdown using the /etc/rc.shutdown file>fge3:autosave]] -[[Automatic startup using the noasks file>fge3:autorun]] -[[Automatic login using the xenodm-config file>man:xenodm]] -[[Additional partition mounting using the /etc/fuguita/fstab.tail file>fge3:fstab_tail]] -[[Initialization only at first startup using /etc/rc.firsttime>man:rc.firsttime]] // #comment **日本語デスクトップ環境デモ版 [#d96a6798] >[[kaw]] (2025-05-18 (Sun) 08:13:55)~ ~ #ref(fidemoja.jpg,wrap,around,right,25%) 河豚板に日本語デスクトップ環境を入れたデモ版を作ってみました。 このデモ版は、河豚板が一般のライブシステムと同様、手軽に日本語デスクトップ環境が使えることを実演します。~ ~ 【使い方】~ ~ [[ダウンロードミラー>FuguIta/Download]]の'''test'''ディレクトリからFuguIta-7.7_livedemo_ja-amd64-202505101.img.xzをダウンロードし、xzで解凍して16GB以上のサイズのUSBメモリに書き込んで下さい。 #clear # pkg_add xz # xz -dcv FuguIta-7.7_livedemo_ja-amd64-202505101.img.xz > /dev/rsdNc (sdNは実際に書き込むデバイス名) ~ 初回のみ起動途中でキーボードのタイプを訊かれますので、入力してください。 起動が完了すると、自動的に日本語デスクトップ環境が立ち上がります。~ ~ ネットワークは、有線LANの使用を推奨します。~ WiFiを使った場合、初回の起動で接続できる可能性は低いです。起動後、WiFiを使用する設定を行いたい場合は河豚板ガイドの [[複数のネットワーク設定を切り換えて使用する>fg3:netconf]] や [[ファームウェアのダウンロードが必要なWi-Fiデバイスを使う>fg3:fwupdate_wifi]] を参照して下さい。 IPアドレスは、IPv4はDHCP、IPv6はSLAACにより自動設定されます。~ ~ rootとdemoユーザにはパスワードは設定されていません。ログイン後、必要に応じて[[設定して>man:passwd]]下さい。~ ~ 収録ソフトは以下のとおりです。 -デスクトップ環境: xfce-4.20.0~ -ウェブブラウザ: firefox-137.0~ -メーラ: thunderbird-128.9.0~ -オフィス: libreoffice-25.2.1.2v0~ -メディアプレーヤ: vlc-3.0.21p2~ -オーディオプレーヤ: audacious-4.4.2~ -日本語入力: fcitx-anthy-5.1.5, fcitx-gtk-5.1.3 -日本語端末: ja-kterm-6.2.0p9~ -文字コード変換: ja-nkf-2.1.5v0~ -文字フォント: hanazono-20170904, ja-fonts-funet-19911117p2, ja-fonts-gnu-1.2.1p0, ja-sazanami-ttf-20040629p3, mixfont-mplus-ipa-20060520p8, mplus-fonts-063a, noto-cjk-20240730, noto-emoji-20240730, noto-fonts-24.9.1v0, vlgothic-20230918 >インターネットに接続できていれば、[[pkg_add>man:pkg_add]]コマンドでソフトの追加を行うことができます。また、[[dtjsetup>fg3:dtjsetup]]コマンドによりデスクトップ環境の変更を行うことも可能です。~ ~ これはデモ版ですので不具合修正や改良は行いません。[[fiupdate>fg3:fiupdate]]によるOSのアップデートや[[pkg_add -u>man:pkg_add]]によるパッケージのアップデートは、このデモ版でも行えます。~ ~ なお、追加したパッケージ、各種設定、ユーザが作成したデータなどはシャットダウン時、自動的に保存され、次回起動時に復帰されます。~ また、~ doas usbfadm -r と入力することで適時、保存を行うことができます。 ~ ~ システムをシャットダウンするには、PCの電源ボタンを長押しして下さい。または、 doas halt -p を実行すると、システムの停止と電源断が行われます。~ ~ 以上、at your own riskでご使用下さい。~ ~ 【技術メモ】~ ~ このデモ版では、河豚板やOpenBSDの以下の機能を利用しています。 -[[/etc/rc.shutdownファイルによるシャットダウン時のファイル自動保存>fg3:autosave]] -[[noasksファイルによる自動起動>fg3:autorun]] -[[xenodm-configファイルによる自動ログイン>man:xenodm]] -[[/etc/fuguita/fstab.tailファイルによるパーティションの追加マウント>fg3:fstab_tail]] -[[/etc/rc.firsttimeによる、初回起動時のみの初期化>man:rc.firsttime]] >#FuguIta // #comment **Test version of FuguIta 7.7 [#m68ea508] > (2025-05-04 (Sun) 18:35:42)~ ~ The test version of #FuguIta 7.7 (i386/amd64/arm64), a live system based on OpenBSD, [[has been released>FuguIta/7.7]]~ ~ It's almost a release candidate version. Please [[try it out and check that it works>FuguIta/Report]].~ ~ In particular, the arm64 (RPi3/RPi4) version is currently in an environment where it is not possible to test it on a real machine, so I would be grateful if you could check whether X works, etc.~ // #comment **To kaw [#c92ba994] >[[budlun]] (2025-04-25 (Fri) 09:34:09)~ ~ Hello kaw,~ ~ I've been with #FuguIta for more than a quarter now.~ I love it, much more like OpenBSD.~ ~ To you, dear kaw, I value you very much. I want to take this opportunity to appreciate your work very much. I can't even describe it, I have tried so much, but only with FuguIta my cognetive dessonance on the computer is finally over and using Fuguita is no longer a problem for me cognetively.~ ~ For me, 4 points were decisive, which are well described in the FuguIta Guide.~ ~ Although I had already worked a lot with Unix, I would never be so well without FuguIta.~ I am finally happy.~ I'm glad.~ Thank you very much kaw.~ Best regards budlun~ // - Dear Budlun, I am very happy to hear that you are taking advantage of FuguIta. I am especially pleased to hear that the FuguIta Guide has contributed greatly to your use. It was worth the effort to write it. I hope you will continue to enjoy #FuguIta. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-04-26 (Sat) 01:08:35}; #comment **no subject [#p10a586f] >[[Psycho]] (2025-04-18 (Fri) 22:45:11)~ ~ > # dvd-format /dev/rcd0c (format media, if you will be burn it first)~ ~ What package should I install? ~ Sorry I can only boot OpenBSD 7.5.~ ~ OpenBSD$ dvd-format /dev/rcd0c ~ ksh: dvd-format: not found~ ~ #FuguIta~ // - Sorry, it is ''dvd-rw-format'' not ''dvd-format''&br;I found an error in the description of [[Getting Started with #FuguIta>FuguIta/StartGuide#uf4ff993]] and corrected it.&br;Thank you very much for reporting. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-04-19 (Sat) 06:58:21}; #comment **Font size larger! |How to do| [rox-filer]; [icewm]; FuguIta; (OpenBSD); [#xa659a16] >[[Budlun]] (2025-04-04 (Fri) 07:01:39)~ ~ If you want to change the font size, you can do so: #pkg_add nano <Rox-Filer:> #nano /home/$USER/.gtkrc-2.0 -> gtk-font-name="Sans 22" <IceWM:> #mkdir /home/$USER/.icewm #cp /root/.icewm/preferences /home/$USER/.icewm #nano /home/$USER/.icewm/preferences -> All Font Size +10 Log out <> Log in Finish~ #FuguIta // #comment **test version for usbfadm archive [#bec3f512] >[[kaw]] (2025-04-01 (Tue) 05:27:56)~ ~ The test version of FuguIta that supports usbfadm archive, as explained at [[FuguIta/BBS/14>FuguIta/BBS/14#i69d07de]], has been placed in the test directory of [[the mirror server>FuguIta/Download]].~ I look forward to receiving your trial reports.~ If no particular problems are reported, this will become the official release of #FuguIta.~ // - The patch-011 of OpenBSD 7.6 has been applied at test release ''#FuguIta-7.6-*-202504011''. -- [[kaw]] &new{2025-04-01 (Tue) 11:01:33}; - With a created archive it reads faster in memory when booting up. With the archive, the file is well protected against malware. With a created archive, a backup to a mounted storage is done with a copy. #FuguIta -- [[budlun]] &new{2025-06-04 (Wed) 06:16:36}; #comment ---- Former articles are at [[FuguIta/BBS/14]].