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jhketelsen SEAPOPSICLE jhketelsen wrote on SEAPOPSICLE's profile.
Hej Søispind
Jeg har læst en del af dine opråb og vil gerne dele mine erfaringer med dig.
< jeg har i snart 4 år eksperimenteret med Linux distros og har et multi load system (Grub med 18 systemer) på min 3 ghz maskine med 8 gb ram.
Uanset hvor meget jeg har testet vender jeg tilbage til, efter min mening, det bedste Linux system til multi load.
MX Linux (nu nr. 25) kan jeg varmt anbefale idet systemet har mange tilretninger specielt hvis du kører mere end eet system på din maskine.
Lad hørere fra dig hvis jeg kan give flere råd.
mvh Jørgen
Jeg har læst en del af dine opråb og vil gerne dele mine erfaringer med dig.
< jeg har i snart 4 år eksperimenteret med Linux distros og har et multi load system (Grub med 18 systemer) på min 3 ghz maskine med 8 gb ram.
Uanset hvor meget jeg har testet vender jeg tilbage til, efter min mening, det bedste Linux system til multi load.
MX Linux (nu nr. 25) kan jeg varmt anbefale idet systemet har mange tilretninger specielt hvis du kører mere end eet system på din maskine.
Lad hørere fra dig hvis jeg kan give flere råd.
mvh Jørgen
Today I learned:
1. Make sure to install, not only use the live instance thingy
2.
3. pass password manager thingy, i am confused about this
4. SSH keys?
I think I understand but at the same time, my head hurts lol
5. PGP and GPG are different stuff
1. Make sure to install, not only use the live instance thingy
2.
Code:
user@place $map sudo apt install ./blablabla.deb4. SSH keys?
I think I understand but at the same time, my head hurts lol5. PGP and GPG are different stuff
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I'm writing from Netrunner atm, I like it. I just wish, as always, that the Discover program was quicker lmao
Today I learned:
1. Don´t use more than half of your RAM on VMs
2. Make sure to know how many logical cores you have.
3. My RPI3 had probably low video memory, because it was laggy as heck when I ran RPI OS for the first time. Hence for nr 4.
4. Give a good amount of video memory to VMs!
1. Don´t use more than half of your RAM on VMs
2. Make sure to know how many logical cores you have.
3. My RPI3 had probably low video memory, because it was laggy as heck when I ran RPI OS for the first time. Hence for nr 4.
4. Give a good amount of video memory to VMs!
New here! Not so new on linux.
Stuff I learned today:
1. Don´t limit yourself to one OS
2. Don´t be afraid to try
3. ISO files can be fake
1. Don´t limit yourself to one OS
2. Don´t be afraid to try
3. ISO files can be fake
I built OpenSpace 0.21.3 from source released 2 days ago.
What an amazing software to explore our universe, I've last time used it on Windows but not on Linux yet.
Didn't install it, just using binaries from source tree, which after build takes 34G of disk space, but this could me much less if installed and repo deleted.
It took time to build and then also a ton of space data had to be downloaded.
If you want to build it check also minimum hardware requirements
Build instructions are here:
They also have YT channel with videos and tutorials on how to use it.
What an amazing software to explore our universe, I've last time used it on Windows but not on Linux yet.
Didn't install it, just using binaries from source tree, which after build takes 34G of disk space, but this could me much less if installed and repo deleted.
It took time to build and then also a ton of space data had to be downloaded.
If you want to build it check also minimum hardware requirements
Build instructions are here:
They also have YT channel with videos and tutorials on how to use it.