I currently have a share set up on my unRAID server and I'd like to sync files from and to my laptop. For one off tasks it's fine to rsync file changes but ideally I would lik...
Has anyone ever worked with unRAID, if yes, any thoughts? I have wanted to try this out for a while but I see they're introducing a new pricing model on the 27th or March wher...
Ah, so no real deal breakers to you in that case?
Can you guys take this to the offtopic chat?
Some people just want to watch the world burn. Why not let them? 😂
Does anyone have experience with virtual machine software that supports secure boot in an intuitive way? From my own research I found that KVM supports this but I am not sure ...
Btw, did you guys watch the Linus Tech Tips video about their switch to Linux yet? I love it how Linus does not read and fucks up his Pop!_OS install in a matter of minutes.
Which distribution are you running?
It is probably just me; but does anyone else feel like a god when they get a printer working with their Linux desktop in just a few minutes?
If you want to have bleeding edge packages you'd have to go with Arch for example. Funnily enough people tend to whine about "unstable or untested packages" in Arch. They want...
I mean, if you can't do a simple thing like googling a question on your own how on earth do you survive?
How did you get back to the first time I joined here though?
Any other opinions?
A friend of mine wants to encrypt his existing Arch installation. I was thinking this should be possible if he uses dd to make an image of his system root on some backup drive...
You did not get the joke did you? I was making fun of Microsoft's incompetence because their bot does not know the difference between Linux and a Linux distro.
Hmm, this seems to work: import { Response } from 'express-serve-static-core'; declare module 'express' { export interface Request { body?: unknown; } }
It's funny how people always bash on Debian for having out of date packages. Has it ever occurred to you guys that Debian isn't designed to always have the most recent package...
Can we stop pointing people to articles they should've found when they Google it themselves?
Has anyone seen this behavior before? I'm having trouble with the latest Linux kernel. When I install the LTS kernel everything seems fine.
Is the Executing Dolphin as root is not possible. message shown when starting dolphin as root?