00:53:37	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	i think its dragonfly'
00:53:39	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	bsd
00:54:14	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	if nomad is a live system, that would be better.  wish there was a dvd live system with gui
00:54:19	Dave Youngberg:	ghost bsd is another Freebsd with desktop
00:55:43	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	wait, maybe dragonfly was live from dvd
00:59:54	gary@sluug.org:	In our mailing list this afternoon,  I posted…[DISCUSS] NomadBSD vs. openBSD …   NomadBSD,  here is a short article comparing it to the original FreeBSD.

https://computingforgeeks.com/freebsd-vs-ghostbsd-vs-nomadbsd-comparison-table/
01:00:42	gary@sluug.org:	That article also compares it to GhostBSD that Dave mentions above.
01:10:31	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	yes not dragonfly
01:10:40	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	sorry, I installed both
01:13:48	Mustafa Mahmood:	Happy Birthday
01:22:35	Alejandro Lorenzo:	Anybody else picking up a weird noise ? ...possibly from Wendell's mic
01:23:09	Trevor Wright:	Im hearing a weird noise too
01:23:10	Sean McBride:	Yes, I hear a horrible noise.
01:23:14	gary@sluug.org:	Yeah….like a hissing steam valve.
01:23:46	Robert Levitt:	Roger the complaint about the noise.  I have NO idea where it is coming from.
01:26:06	Sean McBride:	It's not really any better I'm afraid :(
01:26:56	gary@sluug.org:	Yeah…the noise came back when he turned his mic back up.
01:27:40	gary@sluug.org:	Hey Lee…could it be a loose Miccable connection on Wendell’s mic?
01:30:44	PhilB:	Ifyou have an equalizer on your machine you might try to play around with that to see if you can reduce the noise that way.
01:41:07	Carey Schug/USA:IL:Chicago area:	giving up on s1u33k
02:03:30	Robert Levitt:	Sayonara, everybody.
02:43:10	pc-user:	if you run it in a virtual machine you should passthrough the ethernet cards to get better performance as well
02:58:42	David F:	Bye all. Interesting presentation indeed!
03:03:35	pc-user:	No Mustafa. You need an X86 system. No home router will work.
03:04:08	Joe B:	If your router is a Craftsman you don't need a firewall
03:06:49	pc-user:	or a DMZ
03:15:58	Sean McBride:	pfsense runs on ARM too, but likely hard/impossible to install on regular garbage home routers.
03:17:24	pc-user:	When you say ARM, not like a RPi it's a custom version that Netgate produces
03:17:30	pc-user:	I doubt it'll ever run on a Pi\
03:29:47	Joe B:	Kali, Hindu goddess, she who is death.
03:38:19	Alejandro Lorenzo:	Evening everyone, thanks for the presentation
04:08:26	Steve Stegmann:	Bye.  Good job Wendell!