Syrup 12mo ago • 100%
Right, but still quite affordable compared to similar solution with Proton IMHO
Syrup 12mo ago • 100%
Yep, update at night is good
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
Same for me, XFCE is light, stable and efficient. I believe that's the reason it's chosen for Debian as default DE
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
According to their Wiki, other Distros (including DE) are not supported/documented and if you do it's at your own risk. Personally, I wouldn't dare trying that.
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
Dell provides XPS laptop with Ubuntu on it. It works great and Ubuntu can be replaced with other distro ( I did successfully tested Mint and now Debian 11)
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
Own server but with very few things running on it...
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
Wow, great... Didn't know about needrestart
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
Works OK but makes your connection slow as hell... Not really useful for daily usage.
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
I don't think so, mostly it's hardening, and few security related software, all FOSS
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
But you'll need much more RAM, 8 GB is a bare minimum...
Hi, I do believe from time to time there are important updates that need you to reboot your server, but how often? I'm thinking about kernel updates, let's say every month... What are you practices and recommendations?
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
This is the best choice IMHO. You have a rock solid OS (Debian) and all possible taken measures to harden it with Kicksecure patch.
Syrup 1y ago • 100%
OpenBoard with gestures? Where? Version 1.4.5 has no gestures, and it's the last one... And three is no search feature for emoji, it's in the ToDo list
Syrup 1y ago • 94%
Windows... With this only word you already have all the abswers