I saw a couple of DIY portable PC like this, a SFF in a suitcase, a portable 15" screen attached to it, hinge with a small keyboard, etc, in a kind of DIY enclosure.
I wanted to do it with my mini PC (a bee-link, it’s like 4"x5"x2"), with a usb-c portable monitor (no external AC adapter needed), and my Lenovo Trackpoint Keyboard II (super slim, with a trackpoint so no need for external mouse), all in a small Aluminum Attache Case
Yes, I’m using QEMU though, no VMware or VirtualBox .
MX Linux (debian based) works perfectly on a usb drive
It’s an animated GIF
Fucking Caml, hate this language 👺
I’m using a Dell 4K monitor at 60Hz and in my X log I can see VRR is on and enabled. Is this useless then?
Afaik VRR works on my AMD 5600H plugged via HDMI…
Pretty sure ATM runs on super old stuff like OS/2 or Windows XP or Windows CE ?
I ordered maybe 300+ items on AliExpress in 8 years. I will never touch temu, never.
Btrfs may have compression on by default so take it with a grain of salt
I’m a programmer since the 80s, who is this guy?
nope, it works really well, for more than a year now, this is my work PC using 8h/day, I’m using MX23 AHS version. Directly in the setup you can select encryption and btrfs volume etc. btrfs is pretty stable.
Btrfs in a luks container so it’s encrypted.
You may try to find where your ball stick/grind in the cup, and fix it.
This is what I did with my Sanwa Gravi, I liked the design so much, index ball, thumb LMB/RMB with wheel in the middle, that when it ground in the cup, I basically took my dremel tool with a kind of sanding ball attached and ground the places where it was touching. I also changed the bearing (like in this post), and also put a LCOT ball (biggest improvement, as it is maybe 0.5-1mm larger so it really stands on the bearings and not in the cup. Some people changes the switches too, but I like them because they are completely quiet and I never had any problem with them (compared to logitech switches in the M570…)
Using it for 1.5 year now and it’s fabulous.
It supports a USB dongle and 2 bluetooth connections, and is using 2x AAA batteries.
I love it so much that when I bought it, I bought another one as a backup, that I fully moded too, in case of the 1st one die one day.
docker I guess, I still don’t know how it works, create them, etc
Of course Ventoy and multiples ISO, but also a full copy of SDIO, it’s maybe 30-40GB, but absolutely essential for Windows
I remember this! I’m French and remember reading Mandrake comics, so when Mandrake Linux came I needed to install it!
Same, I’m using MX Linux with native .deb and never ever installed a flatpak, so I have no clue what it is
I went through sh->csh->tcsh->bash
Omg I forgot Corel Linux ! I installed it 25 years ago, wow!