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This doesn’t seem like a great idea, I don’t want to use release candidates for my daily runner.
Yep, I’m kinda pushing it, I know! :))
I’ll send you an email later in the day when I have a chance. Thank you for offering the evaluation.
I wouldn’t mind trying an evaluation, would be nice to see how it works with RHEL and Windows Server as well. I also work in an enterprise and would love to compare it to our current tools, but I am worried it won’t like our “PAM”.
My homelab is a bit more advanced than most as I use it for education as well as having a badassed home network. So I use security keys in it to keep up with the enterprise.
I think you’ll find security keys will be picking up steam with home users, it’s nice to have that extra layer for public facing stuff and private VPSs.
Both are great! Takedown was great with friends infront of the TV, but Paradise had an amazing Online experience.
Don’t make me choooooose!!! (It’s Takedown)
I’m going to take a look. Thanks for sharing!!
Edit: oh, I use Yubikeys for my home lab. Might not be an option for me without getting a paid license :(((
Calling it a storyline makes it seem like you already don’t believe it.
https://drewdevault.com/2024/04/09/2024-04-09-FDO-conduct-enforcement.html
I use Check_MK
I think in the case of flatpak, they moved them to a different location because they are symlinked within the flatpak itself and should be readonly, where as the other locations are for system desktop files (distro package manager), local desktop files (yours) and optional desktop files (things youve built from source)
Doesn’t seem so bad when you consider that
Copy the unmodified .desktop file to ~/.local/share/Applications and make your changes there.
I’m really confused…
What I couldn’t test:
- An actual VR headset
I solved this issue by avoiding GTK/Gnome apps where possible.
Wifi and bluetooth are often on the same chipset and share the antenna. You’ll see this on embedded devices as well.
Do you have any documentation on this by any chance? I don’t really like messing with ad schemas
I thought this stopped working after MS pulled the Unix subsystem, as samba was using those attributes to manage the Linux systems?
I’d be careful, not every distro plays nice when you do this. In my experience at least.
Copy them to an external drive or another computer, copy them back after.
Chances are you’re gonna wanna wipe the partition table on your switch over so I’d just copy them out then back in. No point over complicating things.
Odd, this random github rant didn’t seem to sway my opinion.
To hell with user choice, only flatpak
Edit: not worth my time. Blocked them.
Ohoh! Let me try!!
I’ve always suspected that Manjaro users might be mostly Linux beginners who installed the distro because a YouTube influencer said to do so because they wanted to play Steam.
Seriously, I used Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Arch, CrunchBang, and Manjaro as daily runners (just to name a few.) Manjaro was a headache that broke so often, the devs had threads about breakage on the official forums for stable fucking upgrades. If you want to talk about Linux beginners, start by talking about their dev team. Fedora Core 2 was a more stable experience.
Do I have it out for Manjaro? You bet my ass I do. It’s a horrible distro that takes a great distro and adds shit you don’t need. It freezes Arch updates that you need and should use. Its GPU driver utility is a garbage collection of scripts that don’t work half the time.
I got sick of having to troubleshoot breakage and complete fresh installs every time the devs screwed up. It’s not stable nor is it bleeding edge.
Want bleeding edge? Use Arch. Manjaro is too many steps behind. Want stability? Use Ubuntu or Fedora. Rock solid experience even if you want to change DEs or DMs. Want to take a gamble on every update? Manjaro and Mint are ready to ruin your day! At least the Mint devs know they are just Ubuntu with codecs and a shitty DE.
Ethically horrible thing to ask. I hope no one answers.