Well you can use compose for podman too right? I'm also using Fedora KDE on the college laptop so moving away from bazzite

Oh I meant SotFS, haven't played vanilla in years. And I've only experienced it on steam deck because that's where I typically play it. I'll try it on my other rigs and see what happens

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I'm running services you don't know in virtualizations you've never seen 😎

It feels weird but I might actually ditch the podman desktop GUI and manage everything with quadlets and CLI. I tried to mix them but the interactions between the quadlet and container when managed through the GUI kept making things so confusing, whereas I was able to start up navidrome on my bazzite install just with the quadlet and a few commands. Plus I can just keep track of container status using one of those fancy self-hosted homepages right?

I've been playing:

Botany Manor: What a cute little game! Puzzles were easy to medium (barring one or two that confused me enough to look up, only to realize I had either missed a mechanic or had the right idea but didn't follow through enough), and really just serve as a way to guide you through the scenic, titular manor--don't expect to rack your brain. I'll call out the music specifically as being a big contributor to the whimsical, "hike up your skirts and run through the garden" vibes.

This Ain't Even Poker, Ya Joker: Saw Northernlion play it which got me interested. One of the uncommon incremental games that doesn't overstay its welcome, I even hung around for a half-hour after I got all achievements just trying to optimize my deck. That doesn't sound like a lot of time but an extra 10% of fun past the completion point is pretty good!

Dunno what next, I've still gotta get back to Another Crab's Treasure but I play that on my desktop and it's so much easier to just lay in bed or on my couch and do laptop games... maybe I'll do Is This Game Trying to Kill Me? The free preface was cool

They're so enamored with the space age "in five years robots will do everything for us!" conceit that they're willing to retrofit a technology very much not meant for such a purpose, regardless of consequence. Like taking that drug that gives you hyperthermia for weight loss

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unfortunately i've consulted my brain and it says i can't justify spending $150-$250 on a minipc for self-hosting when i have my old college laptop with 16gb of RAM and an i7-8550u laying around :(

I CAN however justify a decent USBC hub because the stupid thing only has like 3 whole ports and i'll want to get some kind of external storage plus ethernet. Also gonna repaste the CPU since it's still got the factory stuff from almost 10 years ago. I bought some of that thermal phase change stuff a couple years ago but never got around to actually putting it on there. Do you all think it'll still be good after sitting in the container or should I just get some new stuff? I can see thermalgrizzly has a pad of it

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