I knew the cursor got bigger but I didn’t know it would keep growing.

In my opinion 1920x1080 should be the baseline “standard definition” nowadays.

You should be slangmaxxing

NGL I like “-maxxing” because of how versatile it is.

“Whatever” is hardly slang, however.

I use Debian on all my servers and virtual machines due to its slow update cadence and leanness.

No, but I’m interested in using something more advanced than nano but I have no real need to.

Oh wow that’s so much better!

Yes to both. I’ll take a look for that setting, thanks!

My laptop boots much faster than my desktop PC (both running Fedora 43) despite my desktop PC being much faster.

NVidia on wayland is fine now. I’ve been running Fedora 43 for about a month on my gaming PC, even the boot splash works at native resolution

My desktop PC running Fedora 43 goes to sleep in a weird way. When I was running Windows and the computer went to sleep the power button would blink and I could wake the PC with my keyboard or mouse. On Fedora the power button doesn’t blink (no big deal) and I can’t wake the PC with my keyboard or mouse, only the power button works.

Another issue is if I have the option to turn the monitor off after a certain amount of time I cannot get it to wake from sleep. If I turn the monitor off and on there’s no signal. If the monitor goes to sleep because the PC goes to sleep it’s fine.

Something randomly causes Firefox to hoover up all my computer’s RAM. I can tell my system is going to lock up because the fan on the CPU cooler ramps up. When Firefox finally sucks up all the RAM the entire desktop is unresponsive. I had to enable the system rescue keys and I sometimes have to manually trigger the OOM killer.

Raw photo editing on Linux sucks. I’ve tried DarkTable, RawTherapee and some other program and didn’t like any of them. The UI is incredibly complex or blurry.

Does KMS work with an nvidia gpu now? I remember ages ago the boot sequence would be stuck at 640x480 until X started.

My best guess is there’s a permissions issue with whatever you have the ISO stored on. Try copying the iso to somewhere in your home folder.

Debian because it just works. I am interested in trying NixOS though.

For starting out I would suggest Longhorn, I’ve had several issues with it but maybe they’ve been fixed. I also used Rook Ceph which is overkill but neat to play with. Techno Tim has several videos on Kubernetes including setting up a cluster (he has an ansible playbook for it) as well as how to set up Longhorn.

Check out Soulseek

Who even is this guy?

I use systemd mount files instead of fstab, that way I can specify a network dependency in the off chance there’s no network connection. Plus I can have other services like jellyfin depend on that mount file so it starts after the share is available.

What does lgtm mean?

None of the above. Native debs/rpms/whatever for desktops, docker images for servers.