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True true, I’m planning to go balls deep too since it have good raid capability
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True true, I’m planning to go balls deep too since it have good raid capability
I mean, work in a tech field and have good relations with people who manage hardware, you’ll get to keep some that goes to garbage then, you’ll be surprised how much fairly recent hardware is thrown out by companies
For projects that is on git system, better automate mirroring to your self hosted git alternative
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Apple https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Mac/Troubleshooting https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Mac Here you go homie, for your first time use not arch but arch based distro with gui preinstalled
You’ll need some active cooling if you’re gonna compile some code, so aim at pro 13, same size but without throttling in heavy tasks
I’m 1 and watch every day, though i read many books too, so everything balances out, also my work requires a lot of improvisation that makes you think on problem solving, so positive impact is bigger
Try mint, fedora is “break me daddy” distro, pick it after you got some experience with linux, in my experience even arch was way easier than fedora since arch has archinstall script and pacman and aur, fedora is comparable to gentoo in terms of difficulty in my experience, first time when after 6 years of daily driving linux i tried fedora 38 btrfs and when time to update to 39 came, it broke so bad due to update that it hardware locked my brand new ssd it was installed on, luckily i unlocked ssd by miracle, but lesson was learnt
Intel ax210 worked good for me so far, but i don’t know if there are software blobs since everything worked from the get go without needing to install anything
What’s your recommendation for distro? Not arch or fedora please, bad experience with updates, both system broke almost always because i install a lot of software, so far only Debian worked good for me, but i want rolling release, maybe Debian sid gonna work for me, I’ve thinked of tubleweed recently but seeing your comment it got me thinking again
I recently bought netbook on AMD c50 for 20$ and firstly, i bought some ram and ssd, luckily ddr3 is very cheap, one or two 8gb sodimm modules and 256gb ssd, or in my case 360gb because price was the same when i ordered them, 360gb was even slightly cheaper, so what i was trying to say, this small cheap upgrade will make a world of difference, and when they’ll arrive I’m planning to install “tumbleweed kde” , whole cost of upgrade is 8$ for one module of 8gb ddr3 sodimm, and 17$ for 360gb ssd, 256gb price was the same as i said before
Plasma or something idk i use icewm
Responsibility, way too many people do things without any thinking and making everything into shitshow because of not thinking
Where UNIX socks