I suspect that there are more libertarians in this space than communists.

But that’s not saying much because there are relatively few communists to begin with. Lol

I give what I can ❤️

i think of it as a monthly subscription and it’s the only subscription i got. lol

the server itself died a little while ago so it’s going to be while before it try and i planned on using cli only to manage the vm’s and the sdn’s; but i’ll give this a try before doing that.

i gave that a shot too. it works, it’s just that the vm management was only part of what i needed since it also controlled the sdn.

NICE! i didn’t catch that part and thank you for making me aware.

i did try cockpit and i had better luck with it too.

i tried that with x forwarding over ssh and it didn’t work all that well; what’s why i switched to vnc.

i REALLY needed this when my everything server was running since i managed it headlessly using vnc w a minimal installation of gnome.

virt-manager works okay, but it would be nicer not to have to install more than what’s needed for a headless setup.

Oic. They didn’t understand that I was asking a question and thought that I was addressing one of their links

Thanks for helping clarify.

this is the first time in my life that i’ve heard of an individual needing to use tpm since it’s almost always a corporate or government institution.

what do you use it for?

instead of initiating an oblique guessing game.

i don’t understand the hostility.

i asked a question about needing yubikey software in a ramdisk image to enable decryption at boot time and most of the sources you provided don’t mention it at all.

read them and you will see that only ones mentions initrd at all.

wouldn’t doing this require that building a ram disk image with the yubikey software included?

fwiw, you might be able to turn it off in the bios/efi

how is it not addicting? lol

i wonder what it means that this comment is downvoted and completely true.

that’s what the the tesseract developer was hoping that we would all do.

isn’t it a great feeling when you answer your own question? lol

is it like remmina but w/o the dependency on gnome?

because it’s only passable on linux.

causing users to call the db0 api hundreds 2k times per visit.

fixed it for you.