Sure, but let's look at making it more user intuitive instead. The design could be optimized for clarity, usability, and flexibility. Here's a breakdown of how the workflow design could be improved: 1. Streamline Entry Points Current Design: - All features flow back to the Dashboard. - The workflow ...

I'd say simply being kind would go a long way to improve any community.

Here's another perspective. https://github.com/vimanuelt/writings/b ... Culture.md

Welcome to GhostBSD. The GhostBSD project seems to take a simple "be kind" approach to woke/non-woke controversy. Here is what can be found in the "Code of Conduct." The GhostBSD community has always worked to be a welcoming and respectful community, and we want to ensure that do...

To get the audio working for the Intel ICH9 HD Audio Controller, here are some steps that typically resolve issues with onboard Intel HD audio: 1. Ensure the Sound Driver is Loaded: FreeBSD uses the `snd_hda` driver for Intel HD Audio devices. First, check if the driver is loaded: kldstat | grep snd...

Running 'sudo pkg install gtk4' will get rid of the gtk4 error message. After you install gtk4, please let us know the next error message. It is worth noting that there is no maintainer for this application. You will need to notify ' ports@FreeBSD.org ' about any Rust related error messages. The Gho...

su
umount /dev/da2
umount /dev/da2sp1
gpart destroy -f da2
dd if=/home/ghost/Downloads/Zorin-OS-17.2-Core-64-bit.iso of=/dev/da2 bs=1m

It could be caused by the latest GhostBSD update. I believe the fix would be for the GhostBSD project team to create a new ISO.

Until a new ISO can be created, you might try updating the live environment by running 'Update Station' before installing GhostBSD.
If that doesn't help please let us know.

Have you tried using the GhostBSD-24.07.3.iso? It just came out recently.

https://download.ghostbsd.org/releases/ ... 4.07.3.iso

In that situation, do the following as root user.

pkg update -f
pkg upgrade -yf
reboot

To fix the issue of GhostBSD not being recognized by OpenCore after installing macOS Ventura, you can try the following steps: Verify Boot Information GhostBSD typically uses the FreeBSD bootloader, which writes boot information to the primary partition where the OS is installed. To find out where G...