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Time for real configuration of the status bar. In todayβs article of the FreeBSD Desktop series I will describe how to configure the Dzen2. You may want to check other articles in the FreeBSDβ¦| ππππππππ
When You use only one connection on FreeBSD, then the best practice is to just put its whole configuration into the /etc/rc.conf file, for example typical server redundant connection would look likβ¦| ππππππππ
For those who do not know FreeBSD is able to scale CPU speed (both desktop and mobile onesm thy just nned to support it and have enabled it in BIOS). To enable that feature you need to add this line to /etc/rc.conf: powerd_enable="YES" You can also tweak how much you CPU will scale depends...| The FreeBSD Forums
