Lexi

yep that's fine. fwiw i think the current situation is also wrong, this is just wrong in a different way... maybe common.subr should move somewhere else.

> I can't see where service(8) needs bsdconfig in fact, it's not service(8) but rather sysrc(8) (which is called by service): ``` BSDCFG_SHARE="/usr/share/bsdconfig" [ "$_COMMON_SUBR" ] || . $BSDCFG_SHARE/common.subr ||...

yes, i think both sysrc(8) and service(8) should be in FreeBSD-rc as they only make sense in the context of the rc system. that means FreeBSD-rc should have a dependency...

i think this should be closed for now, since rewriting sysrc to not use bsdconfig will be a separate change and needs to happen first.

the meaning of `link0` depends on the specific device; in the case of `tap` devices it means that IP addresses configured on the interface won't be removed when the interface...

i'm running it from a normal compiled binary running natively (no sandboxing). i built the binary using the FreeBSD ports framework from a local repository, so it has whatever other...

sorry, i just noticed you said `-tags wayland` is a *build* option. could you briefly describe how to enable that? i am not familiar with Go at all.

thanks! i'm waiting for another build to finish but i'll test this afterwards. > It is still experimental though and the window won't have any window borders in wayland mode...

i've updated to 0.11.0 and switched to `-tags wayland`, and this seems to have fixed the problem, thanks! however, it's also made the font size too small on my 4K...

sorry, i accidentally pushed a commit to this PR that was meant for a different branch, i think i've successfully un-done that.