This feels TOO reasonable, I love it.
What's the most common aliases you use?
This feels TOO reasonable, I love it.
What's the most common aliases you use?
I honestly overlooked that when i was trying out Manjaro.
My grandpa had a green CRT. I'm unsure of the make and model, but it's long since gone.
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Thanks for the reply!
Zoxide seems cool, typing long paths has been an annoyance of mine so far but I think I'll keep writing them out for the "experience".
Thank you for the info! That arch install is looking more and more like the next project I'll be taking.
Thanks for this. I've been eyeing archinstall but have held off until i find a cheap desktop to "destroy" testing things out.
I've given Debian a spin and honestly don't care too much for it, probably due to my first exposure to linux being arch-based (I refuse to say "I use arch btw" until i have more than a layman's idea of everything). My experience with Fedora is limited to flashing Bazzite on my Steam Deck yesterday, so I'm still feeling around.
I have a device running Ubuntu for my PiHole and that's about it.
This is the first time I've heard of TheLinuxExperiment, looks interesing so I'll be sure to give it a watch on my off time.
Anyway, thanks for taking the time to type this out. Cheers!
What method/software do you use to create/manage your backups? No need to get into the weeds if you don't want to, I'll look up the specifics on my own.
What's a mistake you made, if any, when backing up your systems?
I've actually been on the hunt for a cheap desktop to turn into a media server but everyone around me is overvaluing their 12 year old hardware, might just bite the bullet and make one myself.
Thanks for the insight thus far. I appreciate it.
am i pregregerate?
I have a Surface Pro 7 running EndeavourOS.
Installing was just as simple as installing on desktop. The Linux surface kernel solved some of the non-functional parts (such as touchscreen and auto-rotate). The only thing that doesn't work are the cameras, but idgaf bout those.
All in all it's not a terrible experience, but compromises have to be made.
There are DOZENS of us.
Thank you for your insight! I've been playing with the idea of getting a retired tower from my workplace to mess around with so it's nice knowing that's a valid path. Once I've secured some hardware and done some research on set-up I'll be sure to report back (probably with more questions)!