Does installing x11/nvidia-xconfig, back up (if exists) /etc/X11/xorg.conf and run nvidia-xconfig and reading generated one give you some hints to pick? Its manpage would shows you a bunch of options.

In D57206#1311019, @ziaee wrote:

For the first time, my dual gpu laptop is working as advertised with this patch on 15.1-RC1. I can switch between desktop and vt, or leave the desktop entirely. This is wonderful.

For the first time, my dual gpu laptop is working as advertised with this patch on 15.1-RC1. I can switch between desktop and vt, or leave the desktop entirely. This is wonderful.

Ok, I'm going to commit this. This is nowhere close to fixing the problem, just a step in the right direction. We need to keep iterating, and I will happily consider any feedback as we do so.

Honestly, this section was broken and is still broken, because the section is called "choosing an image" but it does not explain the images. BASIC-CI, the most FAQ, now has a disclaimer that it is not what the reader intuitively thinks is, which is a doc smell, due to the an extremely unequal weighting of information where no other VM image is even explained at all. Cloudinit images are not mentioned, and they are the hot thing right now. The difference between DVD1 vs disc1 is not explained at all, so people will still ask questions about what those are.

In D57165#1310053, @carlavilla wrote:

For me is ok, the simplest, the better, but wait for more reviews please

fold other diff into this one

Abandoned in favor of https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57051, other parts of this commit to be folded into https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57165.

bullet ordering

Here's how it renders on my laptop:

typos

Here's how it renders on my laptop:

Ping

Thanks @emaste! What about this?

In D57064#1309032, @vladlen wrote:

I propose to use the same link, as "Documentation" item in th top menu (website/themes/layouts/_partials/site-header.html)
On the top of the page:
{{ $currentLang := $.Site.Language.Lang }}

link in site-header:
<a href="{{ printf "%s%s%s" "https://docs.FreeBSD.org/" $currentLang "/articles" }}">{{ i18n "h-articles" }}</a>

Proposed link text:
<a href="{{ printf "%s%s%s" "https://docs.FreeBSD.org/" $currentLang "/articles/contributing" }}" class="column-element">{{ i18n "f-get-involved" }}</a>

All languages have contributing article (en, ru, zh-tw)

One thing we may want to investigate is building the SBOM files into the ELF headers instead. Sony has compiler extensions to do that -- https://github.com/sony/esstra/tree/poc/rust-llvm

Tested this, looks great

Thank you for your attention to detail.

Thank you both so much for this effort, I really appreciate this.

Yes, iiuc, ibm pseries hardware has a hypervisor, and that's what this is talking about

Thanks for doing this! I'll wait for @adrian since I don't have this hardware.

We still have a broken link in the site footer (community/get involved >> it's missing the /en/ in the name). I opened https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57064, but I know this is not the correct fix. How did you realize this was the issue?

Sorry I'm late to the party. Can we have the introductory sentence to DESCRIPTION explaining what something is, instead of explaining that we don't want people to use it?

o/

Confirmed. Must have gotten mixed up in the rebases. Please reapply, thanks!

ive also been working on this, here's the render i've got so far https://freebsd.org/~ziaee/tmp/where.png

Thanks @cperciva !

Thank you for showing me how to do it.

Thanks for doing this!

Thanks @bz!

fix

fix lazy line reuse ^.^ thanks @cperciva!

fix typos, thanks @cperciva!

fix

In D53910#1305704, @carlavilla wrote:

Ok, I don't care about the "authority", basically coz "the starts in your github is not going to pay the bills"

In D53910#1305816, @grahamperrin wrote:

In D53910#1305694, @ziaee wrote:

… quite a few even resigning. …

I see just one:

BTW, we should fix this after the merge, but I noticed there is no link to freebsd.org/where on the mobile version of the page. The drop down menu just clicks back closed.

The new diff fixes the problems rendered in make run. Approving as myself, releng based on the discussion with @dch and @cperciva, and approving as doceng based on myself and feedback timeout. @dch on behalf of Core Team said earlier that this is fine with secteam, clusteradm said it was fine over email, #translations said no objection earlier. Afaict, we have successfully got someone from each team to sign off on it, and we can now merge this with consensus.

alright. i tried building this with DOC_LANG= , public/index.html is illegible, public/en/index.html redirects to actual f.o, and make run gives a site with no header buttons except the hambuger menu.

In D56981#1305443, @carlavilla wrote:

Good catch.
Btw, I am feeling old... I started with floppy disks and right now we're removing mentions to CD-ROM and DVD :'(

use @cperciva's text, thank you!

Hi! We simplified the preferred license template now that SPDX notation has become an ISO standard. Thanks for including nice docs!

rebase on main

bold installation guide