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Truga posted:this weekend i was going to resize one of the qnaps because i put bigger disks in, so in my dumbass naivety i just clicked "expand array" or whatever in the web gui. Truga posted:unironically thanks for this, i'm finally buying new hardware at work and qnaps are gonna be repurposed for slow archive dumps, might as well run something that doesn't randomly explode my raid iguess i actually get pretty good perofrmance out of the qnap box that i repurposed like i described, after using the nas4free interface to wipe the disks and recreate the array as zfs raidz2, its much more stable than running qna'ps garbage, and it functions really well as a destination for zfs snapshot replication
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spent too much time on fedora, work gave me a macbook and after a few days of it im having a hard time recreating a lot of my workflows for multiple spaces/monitors in a way that I find acceptable. i am cursed to walk this bastard earth using linux forever now lol owned
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my bitter bi rival posted:spent too much time on fedora, work gave me a macbook and after a few days of it im having a hard time recreating a lot of my workflows for multiple spaces/monitors in a way that I find acceptable. i am cursed to walk this bastard earth using linux forever now lol owned *switches virtual desktops, the entire environment including mouse cursor doesn't lock up and judder for an entire second as a 2gb JavaScript heap isn't garbage collected on the foreground rendering thread* It's... It's just not the same 
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ratbert90 posted:RHEL8 wants you to use podman and buildah instead of docker. So far it seems better because you don’t need a daemon to build containers. in what situation do you care about running an extra daemon. is it that computationally expensive?
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Faith For Two posted:https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/shipping-a-linux-kernel-with-windows/ WSL 2 is going to be real nice.
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Share Bear posted:in what situation do you care about running an extra daemon. is it that computationally expensive? it’s about root privileges and also making it easier to migrate to K8s
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do any distros come with i3 pre installed? i tried to install it myself but it didn't work
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Corla Plankun posted:do any distros come with i3 pre installed? i tried to install it myself but it didn't work Manjaro has an i3 flavor. Although it's i3-gaps, so you will have to fiddle with the config to disable the spaces between windows.
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people who use i3, and people who need a distro to preinstall i3 for them, are two non-overlapping circles just install it yourself 
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Progressive JPEG posted:people who use i3, and people who need a distro to preinstall i3 for them, are two non-overlapping circles yeah, if you use linux you should just expect it to be user hostile
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akadajet posted:yeah, if you use linux you should just expect it to be user hostile Done!
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akadajet posted:yeah, if you use linux you should just expect it to be user hostile but that's the raison d'etre for tiling window manager enthusiasts like what else do you think they're going to do with their time???
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the real solution is using dwm where even something as plebian as changing configuration means recompiling your entire wm
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akadajet posted:yeah, if you use linux you should just expect it to be user hostile i mean, it is
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Depends on the user. You really shouldn't kink shame, especially in the Linux thread.
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Progressive JPEG posted:people who use i3, and people who need a distro to preinstall i3 for them, are two non-overlapping circles lmao yeah you're right. i shoulda just tried to troubleshoot it when it didn't work the first time. I'm pretty new to trying to mess with xorg stuff so i didn't really know what to do next when i choose i3 on login and then it just... didn't
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pseudorandom name posted:just didn't what? Did not in fact give him i3, I imagine
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So I’ve worked with Linuxes before but I’ve never had to actually, like, make decisions about one distribution or another (beyond rejecting Debian and all His wicked works and false promises), if I put Fedora on a RPi how different will that be from the RHEL I gently caress with at work?
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Schadenboner posted:So I’ve worked with Linuxes before but I’ve never had to actually, like, make decisions about one distribution or another (beyond rejecting Debian and all His wicked works and false promises), if I put Fedora on a RPi how different will that be from the RHEL I gently caress with at work? RHEL is forked from Fedora. Fedora is just RHEL with newer packages. The experience will be 99% the same.
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Sapozhnik posted:Red hat flavor Linux is the correct Linux
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if you’re on a raspi and you don’t care what you get use raspian because it’s easy. if you’re on a raspi and you care what you get enjoy buildroot or yocto
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Sapozhnik posted:Red hat flavor Linux is the correct Linux
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ratbert90 posted:RHEL is forked from Fedora. Fedora is just RHEL with newer packages. The experience will be 99% the same. more like 85% the same, because fedora gets waaaaaaaay out ahead of rhel but fedora tends to have all the sharp bits sanded off the way rhel does, which is good
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i confess i am genuinely worried about ibm buying red hat i have never had a pleasant working relationship with ibm, or any subsidiary of ibm, ever. that poo poo has been invariably, and intractably, hostile, at every job i've ever had. at one job it literally came down to lawsuits. that bad. red hat, on the other hand, while sometimes over-expensive, has always been a vendor relationship that mostly worked. even for non-linux products. sometimes i was profoundly dis-satisfied with pricing, but i never found them hard to work with. support did what it was meant to, the sales relationship wasn't more adversarial than it needed to be, etc. it's a night-and-day difference and i'm scared to death ibm will make redhat into a mini-ibm
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Corla Plankun posted:lmao yeah you're right. i shoulda just tried to troubleshoot it when it didn't work the first time. I'm pretty new to trying to mess with xorg stuff so i didn't really know what to do next when i choose i3 on login and then it just... didn't if I had to guess since you said “chose i3 on login” you were trying to launch it from gnome or something. don’t.
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Vomik posted:if I had to guess since you said “chose i3 on login” you were trying to launch it from gnome or something. don’t. Sounds more like the session selector on the login screen. Does it just come back to the login?
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Phobeste posted:if you’re on a raspi and you don’t care what you get use raspian because it’s easy. if you’re on a raspi and you care what you get enjoy
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what was ever the purpose of netbsd I mean freebsd is for bootlickers, openbsd is for Theo to have his fiefdom and leave everyone else alone, what role does netbsd fill?
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NetBSD is the purest expression of the BSD spirit neither bootlickers nor a cult of personality, just a reasonable OS that runs on everything with reasonable performance need to re-run the BYTE UNIX Benchmarks on my SS20 with 8.1 now that it’s ready, see how it compares to 7.0
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