That’s literally why Bazzite is a better choice for a beginner: because it’s harder to really break it. I’m sure CachyOS is great but not for someone coming straight from Windows, unless they’re happy to reformat every other week.

Nice to know cheers!

That sounds pretty cool! Could you give a bit more info about Listenbrainz please?

I’m sorry but I disagree. You’ve decided to use an acronym that most people wouldn’t know, so I’d like to think it’s basic politeness to write it entirely the first time to avoid any doubt.

So nice to hear! Thanks for reporting back!

Another recommendation for Bazzite!

Great to hear, thank you!

Thanks for your point of view ! I’m still new to proxmox and I went the LXC route… Seems to be working well so far but time will tell!

Why not use Proxmox to host the containers directly instead of using a VM? I know it’s easier to use this way but it kinda misses the point of using proxmox then

I just found your comment, that was very helpful thank you!

Ha! Funny that, I had issues with my WiFi card too! I could connect but wouldn’t have the right certificates. I solved this by using an Ethernet cable.

Thanks that’s good to know! Any performance issues? Are you torrenting with it?

Thanks! Yes that’s the idea.

Thanks. I might simply go for the raspberry pi solution as well.

Thanks, that is the idea!

Old distro and lack of packages

Edit: I did manage to install Puppy Linux onto it, but I was severely limited by the CPU which is 32bits. I’m trying another old laptop next! Thanks everyone!

Thanks, very helpful !

Thanks! I haven’t thought of the 32 bit issue… I might give it a try anyway for the experience!

I’d like to go low cost at the beginning but thanks!