There are docker script and docker compose installs. It was basically reading the documents and Editting a few text files and launching it in docker. Hardest part I found was the face tagging, it was totally counter intuitive to assign a face and persons name. Like almost obfuscated. Once you set that up though it just does its thing superbly well
Why VMs instead of contsiners? Seems like way more processing overhead.
Why a full VM, that seems like a ton of overhead
Debloating a system for a tiny appliance device is worth it. Debloating on a machine with a modern processor, 16-64 GB ram and a TB harddrive is not necessary. You may not even notice a difference.
But if you enjoy that stuff, go for it.
I have only used KSH for a proprietary software install that needed it, it didn’t feel much different than working in a BASH shell.
Good point
Do you mean because of having to build your system first then write out the config via autoyast? To then use the config next time you install?
If that is the an issue then MicroOS is probably a better option for someone, they have a config builder to insert, so at first boot the system installs itself.
Nice. But just a note nixOS and MicroOS both have config files so you can replicate an exact install. OpenSUSE has autoyast so you can define a system and port that to your next install.
Is it a login type, or non-login? Login type will remember your info up to a certain depth (which can be far ranging). Non login is a fresh session if you close the browser
Yeah makes sense
Yes, Microsoft is already selling these
Tape Drive?
Would launching it after setting up pyenv work?
I had to do a pyenv for an llm to run.
Yeah not sure, and tumbleweed is “versioned” in a way you get a discrete/prescribed set of updates when the dated build is ready…you can always update packages out of sync with the distribution upgrade I guess
Or rolling like Tumbleweed
Yes that’s why I said Laid off not fired. Laid off is about the role no longer being needed
Thanks, wireguard was pretty easy to setup, just time consuming mapping the devices and keys between devices. But now that stage is over its all good
While 2 drives is better, you can safely dual boot on one drive by making 2 EFI boot partitions. Install Linux on its own EFI and the probe foreign OS will find windows and add it as a chain loading entry. Set UEFI to boot from Linux partition. Windows will ignore the 2nd EFI and only mess with it’s own.
If windows promts to add a drive letter on first boot (to the new efi and Linux partitions) just decline and choose the option to ignore in the future.
Are you new to this world? Or just a youngling? While Wii wasn’t a high power console, it exploded from easy of pickup and play games, and a good set of add on devices to expand its use. I.e. for lightsabre games or bowling it had a Gyros plugin to install into the wand controller so it couldcalculates rotations in space. The balance board was used for tracking your weight from things like step workout, or you could use it for ski games, or balance challenges. You could add traditional style controllers to play something like SuoerMario, or steering wheel to pop the controller into and hold the wheel in the air in front of you to drive,
Yeah I put Linux on the Wii. It ran ICEwm. Very slow using a browser due to only 100MB of RAM and writing to the SD card. Acceptable performance as headless Linux, but the kernel couldn’t install cifs (due to kernel size restriction) or some other tools
Yeah, just wondered because containers just hook into the kernal in a way that doesn’t have overhead. Where as a VM has to emulate the entire OS. But hey I get it, fixing stuff inside the container can be a pain