I have long hair too, you just dont let it dangle in front of your face when you look down like this.

Maybe she’s used to pull her hair back in this position out of habit?

I believe it was the Linux counterpart of XSplit, the “other” streaming software that was very popular in the early days of streaming. Before that we had to use some very elaborate setups.

I can see it, but this is a 17 year old Metacity theme, thanks for the effort though :-)

Yes, it’s a mockup, not looking for this exactly but a similar vibe/look.

Found it on some Japanese image aggregator website, I can’t remember how I came across it, just that I liked it esthetically.

I bring 1 of my backup disks to my inlaws. I go there regularly so it’s a matter of swapping them when I’m there.

Fuck this project for stealing the name from KiTTy, a PuTTy fork. Years ago it was brought to the devs attention and he doubled down on the name. The way they handled it deserves no respect.

I have mini-ITX board in a mini case. 4 bays, 16 GB RAM of DDR3-L and a slow but very low TDP CPU. This thing is very low power but it’s on 24/7.

Runs home assistant with zigbee, rtl433 and whatever it detects over the network. A few older game servers (minecraft, minetest/luanti, quake 2), miniDLNA, … Arch Linux, so rolling release and always up to date with the latest versions.

Served me greatly and I haven’t upgraded because it still does what I want and I can’t find any modern CPU with a TDP this low.

8 more months until we got HL3!

There was something about wiztree that kept me using windirstat. I don’t think it’s free software.

You got me curious. Passwords yeah, but tax documents? Why?

GNOME disks is a nice GUI that lets you setup disks with ease. Encryption can be easily setup with it.

So when the laptop dies, the disk cannot be read anywhere because the tpm is lost?

If your drive starts malfunctioning, then without encryption you might be able to read some sectors and recover a few things. With encryption you are SOL.

My drives are not encrypted because it’s a hassle if things start going wrong. My NAS is software raid so the individual disks mean nothing anyway. The only drive that is encrypted is my backup disk and I’m not really sure if it was needed.

My current Android phone has 4GB and it’s really smooth. I’ve got 90 Firefox tabs open and several apps. I’d love to see that level of optimization in a startup, but more RAM will just mask the bad optimization.

Our beloved consoles from the 80s and 90s were built with off the shelf parts, this is no different. Custom hardware in a niche market would lead nowhere.

That would be the KVM OS.

This course by the Linux Foundation goes over the basics and I thought it was pretty good. I was a long time user of Linux when I came across this and wanted to see how much I really knew. It’s very easy to follow and well structured

https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/introduction-to-linux/