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No Native Apps No Problem (Part 1)

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 This article will lists a numbers of web-based and cloud-based apps which you can launch it freely from your browser without much issues of installing this and that and also having incompatibility issues surrounding non-common operating systems like FreeBSD. I'm also lists the browser compatibility as well so you can determine which the best browser for your web apps. 1. Clipchamp (Video Editor) Clipchamp is the online web-based video editor provided by Microsoft and this is likely a successor to Windows Movie Maker and it is integrated into Windows 11 operating system for its native app version. Clipchamp provides rich features from basic video features eg. transitions and effects and much more. You can do it inside your browser and export the video inside it. Free to use but subscription may required to access premium features. Browser compatibility: Chromium only Service type: Freemium Link: https://clipchamp.com/en/   2. Photopea Photopea is the online web-based photo edi...

Migrating FreeBSD Installation into Bigger Drives

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 Since I'm installed FreeBSD 13.2 on my old PC, the old Sandisk 128GB drive seems doesn't hold any more storage due to limited by today's standard so I have to upgrade into a bigger drive. However, I'm was having difficulty on doing this due to no exact guide on how to make this thing simpler so I have to search it for a easier and simpler method on migrating FreeBSD installations into a newer ones.  Before you do, make sure that: i) Have your system configured to auto-detect and enable user-mount features including USB storages. ii). Have a bigger drive, either old and new. iii). Blank clean drive, fully clean and no quick format method if you're using existing older used drive but bigger ones. iv). The PC is configured to boot EFI system only as I'm only covering the guide on boot with EFI system.  v). Prepare any system-wide changes before migrating procedure.  1. Preparing the storage drive.  For this case, I'm using UFS formatted drive to prepare the mi...