possiblylinux127

possiblylinux127 , vor 3 Tagen

Oh, Debian!

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possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Wait until you find out about vlans

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

You can totally can scale Ansible and especially Ansible pull. It will work with thousands of VMs and can be used with other tools to completely automate deployments.

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Btrfs:

sudo btrfs -m raid1 -d raid1 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1

ZFS:

zpool create mypool mirror /dev/sda /dev/sdb

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Then don't use gnome?

Also the dock is on the bottom

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

People who like gnome

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Try something new for a while. I like gnome but it is fun to try something new.

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Wayland expects you to use the desktop for everything including locking. What's wrong with the lock screen? It seems fine.

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

I though you were on gnome

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

That is not going to happen as KDE and gnome conflict

possiblylinux127 , vor 7 Tagen

Configuration files

possiblylinux127 , vor 11 Tagen

TL;DR

You want Debian stable with either back ports or containers. On desktop flatpak is your friend. Also do not add extra repos.

Honestly there is little reason to not use flatpak for web browsers. If you want packages from Fedora or other distros you can use Distrobox with podman as the back end.

possiblylinux127 , vor 11 Tagen

They can just use Flatpak as it will be the newest outside of Arch. Alternatively they could run Distrobox with something like Fedora.

possiblylinux127 , vor 11 Tagen

https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian

possiblylinux127 , vor 11 Tagen

It is fairly easy to use

possiblylinux127 , vor 11 Tagen

Thats not a good idea unless you do a proper upgrade (dist upgrade or similar)

It is easier to use the testing iso

possiblylinux127 , vor 10 Tagen

Weird request but ok

possiblylinux127 , vor 10 Tagen

Why? Also you can buy more ram. It isn't super cheap but it isn't expensive either.

possiblylinux127 , vor 12 Tagen

I think of the trash as just "trash." Thanks for explaining the joke.

possiblylinux127 , vor 13 Tagen

AI vs not AI

possiblylinux127 , vor 13 Tagen

That wouldn't make sense. They should have Ubuntu be in the middle since it is closely tied to Azure

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 16 Tagen

I say we draw the Debian spiral

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 16 Tagen

That's an approximation

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 16 Tagen

Get out of here glowies!

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 16 Tagen

Yes, everything needs to be https. https prevents tapering with traffic.

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 16 Tagen

Some some needs to do a "what if Microsoft bought Signal" parody

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 15 Tagen

Once with a strong hash and random password is enough. (Assuming luks2)

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 15 Tagen

I don't think there is any vulnerability in https. There are know limitations but https itself is fine. If you are talking about TLS vulnerabilities then we have much more to worry about. To compromise the content on a page someone would have to brute force TLS very fast which isn't feasible with today's computer. Today's computer would take at least a few million years. But I have scene estimates that say long past the heat death of the universe.

Even if https was full of holes it still would be better than http. Http has zero tamper protections or encryption. Companies like AT&T used to tamper with traffic to various purposes and it was feasible for them to do so.

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 15 Tagen

TLS could be the most flawed system on Earth and it would still be better than no TLS. Plain traffic is just that, plain. I can do whatever I want to your web browser as I can arbitrarily change the contents of websites. I can make a page be full of ads or do more malicious things such as replacing a page with a phishing site or running something like beef which allows me to have full control of a browser and to pull all information. I could also exploit any vulnerabilities in the browser to do privilege escalation although to be fair major security CVEs are rare.

This is literally a community about privacy. I don't understand why you wouldn't want https. It works out of the box and it is implemented pretty much everywhere. If a site doesn't use it that site isn't really worth using as it take very little time to setup with Let's encrypt.

possiblylinux127 OP , vor 15 Tagen

Computers are always getting faster so it always necessary to stay well ahead of the curve. The big shift recently was the that the default hash switched to defend against massive GPU farms. The modern hash requires a lot more memory but as AI pushes memory to increase we are now potentially seeing machines that can break the hash. To my knowledge that is theoretical and would require a significant amount of hardware but never underestimate the budget of the government.

possiblylinux127 , vor 16 Tagen

Maybe it is a Nvidia thing

possiblylinux127 , vor 18 Tagen

The MIT is still a free software license. It is completely valid to use it from a Foss perspective.

possiblylinux127 , vor 18 Tagen

You can report GPL violations to license-violation@gnu.org

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

I would run it in a VM

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

So don't use Linux I guess? Just because your some old guy who thinks they know everything doesn't mean that Linux isn't good for people who didn't grow up worshipping Microsoft

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

The rest of the users can use an iPad or Chrome OS. Windows isn't this magical thing that makes everything work.

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

So I'm confused. The Steam Deck is Linux

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

It is losing popularity

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

Counter point: people who like a office suite like it because they know how to use it

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

2010 is out of support

Also if you are talking about a business they are never going to use Wine. A Windows VM maybe but not wine.

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

It works way better on Linux. I especially like the gnome screenshot tool

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

Come back in a year or two

Or alternatively run SteamOS

possiblylinux127 , vor 20 Tagen

Which came out less than a year ago and is the first desktop to support it.

possiblylinux127 , vor 19 Tagen

I was thinking of EntraID on Linux.

There is a Samba talk about making it work

https://youtu.be/G07FTKoNTRA

possiblylinux127 , vor 19 Tagen

Then don't use it I guess

possiblylinux127 , vor 19 Tagen

IntraID in Azure