I looked at headscale but as far as I can tell their is no active directory or SSO integration. Which is very unfortunate.
I looked at headscale but as far as I can tell their is no active directory or SSO integration. Which is very unfortunate.
They can also make playlist for them self. And hey as a bonus they might discover other songs they like.
If you are afraid of being ddosed which is very unlikely. Cloudflare has free ddos protection. You can put some but not all things behind their proxy.
Also instead of making things publicly available look in to using a VPN. Wireguard with “wireguard easy” makes this very simple.
VLANs do not make you network magically more secure. But when setup correctly can increase security a load if something has already penetrated the network. But also just to streamline a network and allow or deny some parts of the network.
Might want to change the title a bit…
Why not use a combined library if I may ask? This would be similar to things like Spotify or tidal but then self hosted.
I mean it is still miles ahead of snaps and the snap store
obviously a troll. And a stupid one at that
Take a look at Borg. It is a very well suited backup tool that has deduplication.
Also because the google pixel its bootloader can be relocked without much trouble. that is a big part of why GOS only supports pixel phones.
PXE boot? It must be enable in the bios already. Then you could prep a image and deploy it that way.
Like letting keys expire and ddos the aur to name some.
For automated backups defiantly. For a one time use I often use just rsync. It is the simplest to quickly use.
Yeah. You can change the font somewhere in the Firefox settings
I ise about the same. But that is more due to the hardware I got being a bit older. 2 dell R710s 1 R510 and a custom build server. Everything is still 1g. In my case electricity is not a big deal due to solar. We produce much more then we can use our self.
Htop vim and ncdu to name a few terminal apps.
As someone who daily drives Opensuse TW and have used arch, gentoo etc. I would highly recommend mint for a new user most of the time. It is one of the distros that works out of the box without any tinkering. Want to add a printer on opensue using yast? good luck. in mint it is a few clicks. just to name a example
Maybe Alpine is suited? Although the whonix VM requirement will not be pleasant or work at all. But that is more of a hardware limitation.
Shouldn’t be necessary. What you can try is run it with sudo just to see if it works then.
IBM Maximo :) Both are expensive but not for you average consumer.
Honesty I found gentoo more easy to install then arch. Mainly because the Gentoo handbook is soo good and is in laid out in a good order. Compare that to the arch wiki that has a ton of sub pages and redirects. Which is just a load harder to follow.
PS. This is before their was a guided installer for arch.