There is no Valve invested in bringing CAD to the masses.

Don’t add a layer of abstraction until you need it, or you have the free time to learn it well enough that it won’t cause you problems while you experiment.

It’s like Dropbox but instead of the cloud, it’s at my house. Less expensive that way.

Not selfhosted but after I found catbox.Moe I haven’t had yo worry about sharing files.

Mods should still be able to remove. But if a user deletes their post with comments under it, the most it should do is show deleted user or however reddit does it, and remove the body of the post. But not touch the comments.

Check this out https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2024/08/enable-zram-ubuntu/amp/

Puppy Linux is fun and cute but nothing really ever worked for me the way a normal distro works. But I haven’t spent much time on it.

How familiar are you with Linux? I recommend lubuntu over xubuntu as it is much more lightweight, at the cost of being more barebones. Also look for guides to make a zram drive for your swap.

The biggest drain on resources tends to be web browsing and writes to disk, so try to minimize these.

I am in a similar position with a 32bit hp laptop, but I think I will try to experiments with a cli-only machine, and go with Debian.

What is iptv?

Shelves are so underrated

Assets maybe?

I already do 😂

Unfortunately goodwill does not sell computers but they do accept donations, so idk what they do with them.

There is one used computer store in town, but they have some kind of license agreement where they are only allowed to sell to people on food stamps or Medicaid or whatever. You can’t just go in and buy stuff.

Thanks!

Thank you!

That’s a really good tip!

What is webmin, i’ve never heard of it?

Use whatever you have lying around when you start and then when you need new hardware for a certain purpose you can buy it going with the system requirements of that software.

Seconded.

Especially if it could be done on a phone with a non functioning screen.

With chargie you could keep the battery hovering around 50%

For me the footguns in debian have been an unintuitive upgrade process that lets you break things, and configurations/software that don’t work well out of the box without user knowledge and intervention. But for my server, Debian has been very nice and lightweight.

Even though Ubuntu is not always pure good the way that Debian is (remember when they had Amazon advertisements and search integrated into the desktop), and minor annoyances like the apt advert are annoying, but they offer an amount of stability and ease of use that I think earns the nickname “preconfigured Debian”