No problem! It actually seems like a great guide, especially for beginners, I might link it to some friends.
Maxy
joined 2 years ago
Just out of curiosity, are you sure “fd” is the right command in the “format storage” section? I don’t have a rasbian system to test this on, but on my arch system, “df” is used to list disks; “fd” is a multithreaded version of “find”, which I manually installed.
To add to this with another example: my server runs
- jellyfin
- Nextcloud
- gitea
- Monica (a CRM, look it up on awesome-selfhosted)
- vaulwarden (rust implementation of Bitwarden)
- code-server
- qBitTorrent-nox
- authelia (2FA)
- pihole
- smbd
- sshd
- Caddy
In total, I’m using about 1.5GB out of 6GB of RAM (with another 1GB out of 16GB of swap being used), and the idle CPU usage is only 1%-ish (i5-3470 with the BIOS-settings set to power saving).
Even on very old and low-powered hardware, you can still run a lot of services without any problems.
It depends on your linker. By default, Firefox appears to use the LLD linker. There is a faster one available, which runs perfectly fine on my 16GB machine: https://github.com/rui314/mold. After installing, it can be enabled by setting —enable-linker=mold instead of —enable-linker=lld
There is an “TI-nspire CXII connect” web app from Texas Instruments themselves. You can find it by going to the webpage of your calculator, and then going to the software section (https://education.ti.com/en/products/calculators/graphing-calculators/ti-nspire-cx-ii-cx-ii-cas/software-overview). If you scroll down far enough (past all the teacher/student software) you’ll see a small section about nspire connect. This should lead you to the following website: https://nspireconnect.ti.com/?ref_url=https%3a%2f%2feducation.ti.com%2fen%2fproducts%2fcalculators%2fgraphing-calculators%2fti-nspire-cx-ii-cx-ii-cas%2fsoftware-overview. This should allow you to update your OS, send and receive files, etc.
I personally use the “slav art” discord bot. It lets you paste links from Spotify, deezer, qobuz, tidal and a few more. Some of the music providers are down from time to time, and the server gets nuked by the mods sometimes, but when it works, it’s great.
Link to wiki page (2nd option in the wiki): https://fmhy.pages.dev/audiopiracyguide/#download-apps
Direct link: https://discord [dot] gg/NgPJTt3WK3
PS: Reddit migrator here, is it still necessary to change the links and avoid directly linking?
fuseren met een partij die rechts van ons ligt
Vooral economisch verschillen ze niet zo gek veel. Zie het meest recente kieskompas van de tweede kamer.
gelooft in kapitalisme
Als ik me niet vergis geloven alle Nederlandse partijen in zekere mate in het kapitalisme. Er is een reden dat de CPN al ruim 30 jaar niet bestaat. Alle linkse partijen willen het echter hervormen naar een meer sociale vorm van kapitalisme.
It would probably be more useful to run an arch container in something like distrobox. “Pacman -V” outputs some version information, which changes quite often on a rolling release distro. If you run your own arch box, you wil always be able to get the newest captcha code.
I actually started of with arch on my server, and recently moved to Debian. In my opinion, Debian is way more suitable for a server, especially if you want things to “just work”. Especially when installing Nextcloud, I noticed how much more Debian does for you compared to arch, which makes the entire process way easier.
To add to this, all of the packages mentioned have a -git version in the AUR. The people who really need the absolute newest version can always install these packages. The rest of the people (those who prefer stability) can continue using a slightly older, but well-tested versions of these programs.
I’m not too familiar with Ubuntu, but the arch wiki has a section about moving /usr to a separate partition: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Mkinitcpio#/usr_as_a_separate_partition
Maybe using these instructions, you can still offload /usr to a mechanical drive.
Just out of curiosity, how large is your /usr directory? Mine is only 30GiB (arch Linux, kde plasma with all apps + hyprland), which only takes up 17GiB on my disk due to btrfs compression (zstd level 15).
I am currently using the proprietary Nvidia driver, simply because nouveau isn’t performant enough. I can’t wait for NVK though, maybe that driver will finally be viable for us Nvidia-users.