It maybe off topic but I’ve been using coolify for my homelab setup and it’s been working great. It manages all the docker compose files for you and you can edit and deploy them, all from the nice webui it comes with. You can even access the terminal without leaving your browser. Drawback is that you well not get “hardlinking everything” type of flexibility.
Or you can simply use Linux Mint or Zorin OS if you really can’t stand with a new UI
Sick. I wonder if that keyboard is actually good for typing though.
More than that, it can block those nasty websites entirely
really want that too
You’re kind of rude to assume that they are not sensible enough not to trust what ChatGPT says blindly. I also use LLMs but I check if everyhing is alright before I do anything it suggested me to. IMO, it’s okay to use LLMs if you can learn something from it. (but I can’t afford a server with a GPU, sadly)
Macbook Pro should work fine. Buy extra PCs if you it’s not enough for you. Also, I recommend buying a domain from a legit provider
I use debian cause it just works.
I was a Nix user (more specifically, nix-darwin user) but after being away from the computer for like one year (to study for the university entrance exam), I completely forgot how to use it and resulted in erasing the computer. Nix/NixOS is fun, but it was too complicated for me.
I bet you’d like filebrowser. Cleaner interface while being minimal as http.server
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still better than Mr.Beast, I guess
Tmux is for when you want to keep the state of a shell on a remote server, I guess.
Time to buy some cheap Win11 unsupported PCs I guess? I just needed one for my home server and NAS
I want Chrome to be sold, honestly.
I still don’t get why Linux Foundation helped Google out of that.
Same. Wezterm is good enough so far
Oh btw I ended up using Windows inside KVM. It worked without license, and office seems to work fine
You’re not wrong, but switching to Linux is considered better in this community than sticking with Windows, I guess.
I switched to Linux because I hate Microsoft’s monopoly, privacy invasion and their horrible operating system.
But to be honest, I kind of just wanted to do things differently.
I didn’t know about dokploy tbh, thanks. It seems to have more refurbished UI. If I knew this first I would have given it a try. The reason why I’m using coolify right now is that I saw it on Hackernews. I didn’t do much research because it was already opensource and self-hosted ( which are the most important features I require for a software).
Since Coolify is working fine on my environment for now, I’m not going to get rid of it immediately, but it’s always a good thing to have many other alternatives so that we can cope with enshittification (aka Plex)