Why isn’t syncthing there? Is there something bad with it I’m not aware of amor are they just not aware of it?
That looks promising, much appreciated. I should also mention I also mean to back up MMS along with SMS.
Namecheap bc I typed where to buy cheap domains and that was the first one.
I watched this thinking it was gonna give my inner teenager a kick but it was so good. It still gave my inner teenager a kick.
I knew at first it was good for something, so I installed it. It wasn’t until I worked with my boss on it that I actually grew to understand what it was and how it worked. Now I normally try to containerize apps that I use consistently because I don’t want to download a bunch of dependencies for projects that I build once.
This is exactly how I felt, I was reluctant then I started using docker and now I try and put most of my applications in some sort of container
I’m confused by what you’re asking. I’m gonna answer this in the way I interpreted it. Docker isn’t just for hosting, but also making sure everything is consistent when running. I prefer dockerizing some of my applications because it makes debugging easier or I don’t want a web server I’m running directly connected to my main machine. It’s literally ab comfort, so if you don’t feel comfortable using docker, there’s no reason to use it :)
This is an amazing idea for a bit and I really appreciate whoever made it.
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Omg yeah that makes sense. I have the same thing but with excel, one of my classes it’s like a must have so I just pop open a VM to get it running bc I don’t want to figure out how to wine it. I’m using PopOS rn and it’s really easy to use and install drivers, so if you’re gonna get back into a Linux distro I’d def recommend that.
Yeah it was honestly weird for me too bc I had always heard that you need to go team red if you want to use Linux but i don’t know if it’s that everyone else is lying or I’m amazing but I’ll just assume I’m goated with the sauce
Ya that makes sense. I find a lot of my work is mostly stuff that’s easier to use on Linux, like spinning up VMs or just programming in general. What programs do you use that aren’t compatible or dont have an alternative on Linux?
Nvidia support’s pretty good honestly from my experience. I have a 2000s series in my computer rn and I haven’t run into any issues honestly
Dual boot or vm or use proton. The steam deck uses Linux and uses proton. I haven’t had a game not run smoothly while using proton either.
Adventure time