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Q: Is Fedora more stable than *buntu?

A: By magnitudes, yes

I’m in the process of updating m homelab. Threw out the qnap nas, replaced it with a homebuild nas on Truenas (4x8TB HDD, 4x1TB SSD). Replacing my ubiquity edgerouter pro 8p with a Mikrotik hEX refresh. About a 10x speedup for throughput, 20x smaller, 1/4 power consumption. Next I’ll be looking to replace my edgeswitches. I can run them stand alone, so there’s no rush.

I am not going to buy myself deeper into ubiquity. I’ll just try to optimize for the current needs.

If you want true foss, run pfsense or opsense on your own hardware.

Great tool. Thanks for sharing. A simple generator where you can a) select the issues you oppose, b) generate a letter with the option to revise it and c) after selecting your country of residence get the full list of representatives, which you can select/deselect.

The tool then lets you either send the mail directly from the tool or copy the mail and e-mail addresses if you wish to send it from your own e-mail.

This is a great tool which lowers the treshold significantly for supporting the issue. (Don’t have to research the legal texts, don’t have to write a letter, don’t have to find the representatives mails).

My gratitude goes to the creators.

I thought the spray was just distilled water, no dish soap.

I suspect the water is for the friction. You don’t wanna melt the plastic

There are devices which sand the top layer to take away the scratches. Mixed results.

Link is first what I found. Sorry it’s amazon

Thank you

Backup your files to the cloud, format the drives, install fedora (or ubuntu if that’s your taste) and rejoyce. Don’t look back. Your life will become a whole lot more interesting for different reasons than you thought.

OpenSSH has offered post-quantum key agreement (KexAlgorithms) by default since release 9.0 (2022), initially via the sntrup761x25519-sha512 algorithm. More recently, in OpenSSH 9.9, we have added a second post-quantum key agreement mlkem768x25519-sha256 and it was made the default scheme in OpenSSH 10.0.

To encourage migration to these stronger algorithms, OpenSSH 10.1 will warn the user when a non post-quantum key agreement scheme is selected. These warnings are displayed by default but may be disabled via the WarnWeakCrypto option in ssh_config(5).

Again. We’re classifying an OS, not how it’s used. You can make the same remark about an asus ally, which runs windows, and will count towards windows desktop market share.

We’re talking about the 6% market share Linux holds in >desktop< usage. Not about how somebody is aware of what OS they are using.

It doesn’t matter if people who buy a steam deck is not aware he’s using a linux desktop OS…

A lot of appliances use a linux kernel (I would assume), but that does not make it a desktop OS.

I’d argue that Android is not a desktop OS, but SteamOS is.

SteamOS is Valve’s Linux-based operating system. It features a seamless user experience optimized for gaming,

SteamOS is also linux desktop, so I’d expect it to be included.

That email could have been a lot shorter.

“Dear valued Linux user, fuck you.”

Hikvision if you don’t mind sponsoring chinese govt for the hardware and blocking it from the internet.

Stable binaries ftw

i’m using virtuamin myself, gives you a pretty decent interface to work with.

‘Here’ as in Lemmy Here.

I never tried sync, or any other app. I started with Jerboa and very happy with it. I’m here to stay.