More will come! Keep it up!

Ackshually… I also had an AMD K5 with Performance Rating 100.

K6 was 166 MHz and up, Pentium II competitor.

Man, does 384 sound weird!

I know it was a 256 MB and a 128 MB stick… but it was a long time ago…

You had one job.

Mentioning punch cards had me, but you blew it!

I use blitzortung.

Hungarian is also QWERTZ. We have a sound written ‘sz’ and another one written ‘zs’ so it would be hard on your pinky.

I also use EndeavourOS. Look into btrfs snapshots, it’s easy to set up and use. It rolls back your filesystem to an earlier state.

It has saved me 3 times thus far.

Souldn’t there be two of those to append?

Ow! ^

I think learning the keyboard shortcuts helps a lot. Otherwise the interface and menus confuse me too.

I just can’t justify spending the money on a Macbook.

I mean they are great, but I don’t want to pay for MacOS if I don’t use it.

2.5 Admins is tangential…

Congrats! Just keep at it, Fedora is stable.

It gets easier with every solved problem!

Mine doesn’t have a display (L3150), but you’re right about the deep cleaning. You doo need the utility for that.

I got away with 4 consecutive cleaning rounds…

edit: I’ve seen the button combination in your printer’s user manual.

You can start cleaning by a combination of Power + Stop buttons on the printer itself!

Monotheism finds a way.

Also, what’s that L logo in a circle?

+1 for Arch… I use EndeavourOS.

Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a while.

I run a Celeron J1900 SFF PC. It has only 2 SATA ports, and doesn’t boot off PCI-E. I have used USB drives, but that’s not optimal. I try out new things on a laptop.

Now I’m also looking to upgrade.

Used workstations have SATA ports, but usually have Xeons in them, i think that means no QuickSync. And if they sell it with an old Quadro card, that’s too much for just a few video streams.

New builds get expensive fast. Also not many nice cases that are cheap.

Dedicated NASes are expensive because of the software and services they offer, but I don’t need those.

This is how far I’ve gotten, so I’m looking forward to seeing what other people have to say about it.

I tried Sway and liked it. But I guess I spent too much time on Windows… I’m back to KDE.