Matrix is pain…
With the more recent updates it is a lot more stable
Matrix is pain…
With the more recent updates it is a lot more stable
Maintaining a browser is very labor intensive
It is only a soft fork
I use ZFS but you need to be very aware of its problems
Learn zpool
I can’t see that happening but you never know
No, it is highly reproducible. I think the idea of Nix OS isn’t bad. I actually looked into it for Samba as deploying software on Nix is easy. The problem is that it doesn’t scale well.
Brother actively works to make sure they have good support. Also their printers use standard protocols with no proprietary BS.
You don’t need them these days as everything uses standard protocols
I’d say 70% work out of the box with 10% requiring about 30 min of tinkering to get working. The last 10% is completely impossible
I also like not getting ads from printer companies
NAPS2 is good for Windows
Anything on Nix takes a long time
You need to set the correct settings. It takes a few tries but in my experience it isn’t that hard
It is way easier than anything else.
Ladybird?
It won’t even reach Alpha until the summer of 2026 at a minimum. I wouldn’t expect it to be a replacement for another few years assuming it doesn’t fade away.
Isn’t it the default?
Edit: I was mixing up 2048 with 4096
8096 bit is safer long term as it should remain uncrackable for a longer time.
I was thinking you were talking about 2048
Podman compose is not maintained and should not be used.
Qualets leverage systemd and a Kubernetes like system to create deployments that are much more dynamic. Basically you can manage your containers just like any other resource
Yeah bro, by are you not paying for freeing everything YouTube? Do you get the picture?
Use docker compose