First the good news: I installed #NetBSD on a Raspberry Pi 3. Next the good news: the command `man afterboot` gave me almost everything I needed to complete the setup and I learned a lot along the way. Finally, the good news: The #CTWM window manager is exactly my style and has me singing Prince's "I Would Die 4 U".

More tests today: Following #OpenBSD and #FreeBSD, I tried #NetBSD on my laptop today. I never expected but it was the best ever. #XDM started out of box with a nice #CTWM sesssion after login, WiFi connects after a few lines ifconfig commands. Suspending to S3 worked but resume resulted in no keyboard or touchpad response. Will look into this. #BSD #UseBSD #Unix #FOSS

This is probably the least interesting #ctwm layout in the world. It's the Debian default, with different colors, new menus, new keyboard shortcuts, and a sidebar panel. The only real difference between what I did last year and this, besides the panels and rethought menus, is the colors. On, and the window controls follow the Motif standard.

One of the new menus is a Tiling menu; it will resize and move a window to tile the screen into quadrants. (Default window geometries are set to make the windows open at the size I want.)

It is not the most exciting thing in the world, but it's mine, all mine.

It's alive! Though I had given up yesterday, after a few tries today I got NetBSD 10 running. Though booting is still a bit flaky and I am investigating freezes, I may resurrect this one after all. I could replace the Sony VAIO keyboard, but I just like this one's keys much better than the Sony's island keyboard.

Must try #CTWM on #NetBSD work done by nia@ , #unix https://github.com/sponsors/niacat