Usually, under btrfs filesystems containing system data you can get snapshots and rollback flawlessly, but some subfilesystems do not get those snapshots by default, like /var/log or /home, so you may need to set them up in order to enable snapshots, and manually create one when you start tinkering with your system. You then can revert the full snapshot, or even individual files
I sugest you to install/enable sysstat if you have not done that already, and with those metrics you will have some great starting point about what resources may be the culprit next time it happens. It will help you pinpoint if there is a hardware related issue.
Do you have kdump enabled? If so, you can try to force a coredump when the system freezes, so you can uater analyze what the issue is. It is harder to follow this path, as you may need analyzing such dump, but it will help you identify issues not only on the hardware side, but on the software side as well.
Both tools are our bread and butter for RCAs/postmortems
Disable any file indexing service and/or repositories update that may be running on the background
Not 0, but maybe 1% could work. However, my mic is an external one, when muted/unmuted an status led serves as a visual queue, which is quite helpful. Tinkering with %volume would disable this
I have already (kind of) implemented this by programming a shortcut into my keyboard, and it was working ok until this week, that I found some “ai asisted” conference apps mute you in-app when they detect your mic being muted for some time, and do not un-mute you afterwards
I hope this push to talk feature solves that
.nfo files are text files, so it fits your requirement. Media players, like Jellifin, reads those focusing on certain tags, ignoring the unrelated ones so you just can make up your own, even write plugins (for jellifin lets say) that could render said tags in your player
I would use nfo format for this
I have it setup on each of my laptops, so I have it available at all time with no need to expose it on my home setup.
Automatically start the container on my laptop, and add it to my browser’s search engines as default. Pretty simple.
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Those specs seems decent at first glance, but my bet is that the bottleneck will be the storage, if you are using a hard drive still. If you use an ssd, or change to one, then your performance may be greatly improved
I think you could run Steam on that build, I used to play Supertux cart, and have not played 0AD in ages
Opensuse MicroOS is not only minimal, but also inmutable. Or their variations Aeon (Gnome) or Kalpa (Plasma) if you are looking for a desktop env.
On top of that, if you enable Cockpit it would enable your VM and containers management.
They should stop when Russia
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There you go
I am increasingly happy to see that my district’s representative is consistently on the right side of this stupid bullshit.
“right” meaning “correct”, or ideology?
Yep, it is possible, you have to look for the proper addon. Iirc, there are 2 ways of setting it up, one fully syncs on kodi startup, and the other just the diff.
On the OS side, I went with an inmutable linux (opensuse microos), so it auto updates and auto reboot (when needed), auto login into my DE, and starts Kodi. In practice, everytime I turn on the tv, Kodi is ready, and the system updated.
It has failed once, the update mangled the wifi setup, but being able to boot from a previous system snapshot I reverted it and got it working again in no time.
I think you meant 2.4GHz and 5GHz, for wifi.
2g and 5g are for cellular networks.
You could dig into the Linux hardware and see if your system is listed there, and how compatilble it is
I have around 11k files on my phone’s sdcard, and while the interface is not that polished, Fossify Music Player has been able to handle my library quite ok.