Check history and see I’d you ran a copy /home to ./ while in home. Or an Rsync command with the trailing vs no trailing slash

Did you do this ?

Get the UUID of swap partion then add it to boot parameter(resume=UUID=xxxx)

System needs that in grub line so it knows where to put the hibernation stuff, and obviously swap has to be equal or larger than RAM amount.

It will at some point. The amount the need to charge to make a profit means most people won’t use it

All our work Teams calls are colleagues swearing because their Bluetooth is messed up, or Windows changed their default audio device (again)

I have experienced all of that on my work machine. Its a mess of breakage and glitches and background stalls. Group policy initially stopped copilot but now its back again… And its always just enough to mess up your mouse flow

Yeah when people say they can’t get a podcast because its not on the apple served list. umm RSS exists and did before apple brainwashed people.

I have CDs from the 80s they are perfectly fine. I think people bought super cheap R/W at some point and found them crappy, but a factor CD/DVD last a very long time

I’ve installed Debian on a 16 year old iomega nas drive single board arm system. Special drive format, with blanking the first 32 bytes with zeros for a weird boot process. Installed OpenMediaVault on top of that.

I don’t know how any of it works, I just search the web and cobble stuff together.

What’s the underlying filesystem on a nextcloud server? ZFS? Or something else.

This. My ups died after 10 years powering router and network. A replacement was $300 (for similar model) but the batteries were only $80. Just had to untape the pack and plastic adapter and transfer it over to the new battery set

You don’t need 5 steps or git if you want to install software. Either add to your Config and do the rebuild switch or if you don’t want to have a reproducible config just use this to install a package such as pulse audio volume control.

nix-env -iA nixos.pavucontrol

This site gives you tabs with options on what install method suits your needs

https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=26.05&query=Pavu#show=pavucontrol

Its like the Gnome extension not available for your version, so you just edit the file to have your version in its list. Usually works

I prefer classifaction in descending order… Narrow down the yearx then the month then the day then the hour then the seconds. Absolutely nobody wants seconds first then minutes

I mean I get you, but it does need to be totally open for editting, and that’s what the history and discussion pages are for–to add some hive mind filtering.

It bothers me when wiki becomes seen as gospel by those that may not have history on something, and so it needs a method of alteration. Sure that will be abused, but then it gets rolled back.

Yeah Tumbleweed supports a lot of things. Whenever people have complained about Linux not doing something, I’m like “Uh, OpenSUSE does”

Since I’m updating the Kernel and nVidia driver modules, the system is making its own keypair, so I guess its not a check against a known supplied key but a machine specific key pair. Enrolling the key stores it to check against the kernel on boot.

I suppose it protects against Random malware installs changing files, or if somebody swaps a drive on you.

Secure boot is in case the OS gets tainted. It only allows a signed OS to boot.

For example when new nvidia drivers are autocompiled into my Tumbleweed kernel during an update, on reboot the srcureboot asks if I want to view the new key or allow it. I then have to enter a password to add the key…otherwise it won’t boot with that kernel.

GRsync is helpful so you can toggle the delete files on destination or not, based on source deletion. Other toggles also, and it shows you what the command line string would be if you did it manually

And his investors family were stabbed, and another guy relates to it had is car blow up. Random or coordinated?

I don’t change mine on most GNOME installs, but I do like that the light/dark mode toggle also flips the wallpaper to a light dark version of the same style

Have you read the rants, he is often spot on.