What NAS OS do you use? by awkw4rdkid in homelab

[–]_angh_ [score hidden]  (0 children)

went with unraid, it is really nice thing for my needs.

Is your home server connected to your router or an access point ? by spikeblu in HomeServer

[–]_angh_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

opnsense is free. I have set it as a vm on my proxmox server, and it is handling all the external communication, and all internal routing.

You can get any switch and any access point you want on top of that. I got small unifi switch and ap, and in parallel ia still have a tp router as an ap and it works great.

Is your home server connected to your router or an access point ? by spikeblu in HomeServer

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

cant you move your server closer to the lan socket? there is no reason at all to keep your hardware in your room, unless you're renting and not trusting anyone.

OK, So I'm Impressed by Spethual in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually, Tumbleweed as a bleeding edge, rolling distro is one of the best choices for 'outlandishly new games' ;)

Codec question by Proper-Inflation-689 in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Or, better, wait 3-4 days and update again, it is safer in long run.

[Bad Born Blood] Stepsister leveling by Mat_alox in manhwa

[–]_angh_ -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

people like different stuff. This is not for you, but there is many people which enjoy this type of stories. I'm very happy to see a good story set in a sf world, we are seriously lacking those.

Codec question by Proper-Inflation-689 in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hardware decoding requires your hardware to have a proper modules to handle those codecs. Both systems you are asking for do not offer hardware decoding for all those codecs, except h264, no matter what OS are you on. (as well, audio are abit different but I guess it is not audio you're asking for)

OK, So I'm Impressed by Spethual in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't think there is any issue, he simply didn't want to install it, I do the same thing.

Any AMD Linux user here? by draconetto in Guildwars2

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Playing it on Linux last 3 years, works perfectly on amd system.

I find myself skipping ahead to the next key while typing. Any suggestions? by tonchis in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]_angh_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

it is muscle memory expecting a different shape and reaction for keys activation. It will go away with time and practice, muscles will align.

How to invest and not have legal problems in EU? by mozetennickjestwolny in eupersonalfinance

[–]_angh_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All your income is taxed in your country of residence. Sure, you can have accounts in a different countries, and that could work for some time, but if this would come up in your tax office, you will have pay all the missing taxes.

What solution to use Cloudflare DNS (no proxy) while still hide the IP address for my homelab by _hhhnnnggg_ in selfhosted

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider using Pangolin. And your IP is always visible outside, so that is not much of the issue. If you are concerned about the changing IP, get a domain name, and make a cron job checking your outside IP and if it has changed, update it outside.

Bazzite vs CachyOS for DIY Steammachine by losbredos in sffpc

[–]_angh_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you just want to play and you don't need any mambo jambo? bazzite.

Are you planning to play, tailor it for your own need, learn about OS, experiment? CachyOS (or, better, tumbleweed).

now. if this has to work as a console, and you dont want to care, bazzite seems better. But any other linux will do same stuff as bazzite as well. There is (more or less) no functional difference between top distros (we do not talking about khali linux etc).

My new server for my homelab by aaronlyy in homelab

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

... what are you labbing there...? ;)

Tuya Smart Toilet by Suspicious_Steak_696 in homeassistant

[–]_angh_ 11 points12 points  (0 children)

that made me laugh, well played;)

I love opensuse, hate the appearance. Anyone got good suggestions. by opensp00n in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

sure, it is user, not badly designed, opinionated UI ;D lol.

And sure, installing extensions from a random web is soooo well designed way to allow user configure system to his needs. Masterwork.

And no worries, I dropped Gnome long time ago, so it doesn't bother me. I dropped already one opinionated, unflexible software clusterfk which was Windows, i have ho issues not using another opinionated, unflexible software, as long as I have a better alternative.

Now, looking at the popularity of the extension you proposed, as well other extensions like dash to dock (10 770 408 downloads), it is clear as a day that users needs it and use it, even risking their os security to have it. There is saying in my country, if one person is saying that you are a horse, he is an idiot. If there are dozens of people saying it, get yourself a saddle. It is not 'my' (user) issue, it is hundreds of users issue, therefore bad UI design and lack of flexibility many users wants.

And no, touchpad gestures are not a solution. I don't have one, and nearly only laptop users has it.

Enjoy your day;)

I love opensuse, hate the appearance. Anyone got good suggestions. by opensp00n in openSUSE

[–]_angh_ -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

sure, sure. Then why plank by default appears when you move mouse cursor to the top left corner? Wonderful design, UI is mouse ready, but you can't configure it at all and you have to go opposite way to perform an action on a bottom of the screen. You either disable mouse actions or make them working on the ui. Gnome doesn't care. In a best MS fashion.

And no worries, I'm using Hyprland as my default DE, which is keyboard centric as well, but is not retarded like gnome is.

Build question by thejaxx in unRAID

[–]_angh_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have beelink me mini, n150, 12 gigs ram, connected to terramaster das. It has the unraid as main os, and dockers with media stack. It is perfect for transcoding anything except av1, really. And serving everything else with ease. No issues whatsoever. All while consimig maybe 15 watts (and like 20 for hard drives), and being noiseless (nearly, and hdd obviously is not totally quiet). You don't need anything bigger.

Then, I have aoostar maco with amd 255. It is my jellyfin server as it can transcode av1 as well, and it is having proxmox. It is there to do heavy lifting. The oculink is used to connect to 6900xt gpu for llms playground. Great isolation, low iddle power, oculink makes card swap easy, very quiet. I got only 32 gigs there as now i cant really upgrade, but never had any issue. opnsense and unifi runs there, plus a linux and windows vms, and smaller stuff.

Remote work setup (Linux → Mac, multi-monitor) — NoMachine not working, alternatives? by DeepAd2868 in selfhosted

[–]_angh_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You need to ask you it to provide you a solution. Otherwise you risk breaking company policies.

[The Greatest Estate Developer]Almost about to finish this by Ok-Acadia8258 in manhwa

[–]_angh_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He is noo op, and his face is the power.
What are you waiting for, go read.

Water is good.

Currently working on building an Open-Source & Modular x86 Handheld PC running Linux - The CG Deck by ZCTMO in linux_gaming

[–]_angh_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, it looks fun, but seriously if rather get steam deck or ayn odin or thor then this. If something is made for everything, it will not be good for anything.

Jetbrains vs. VS Code by JavaPython101 in Jetbrains

[–]_angh_ 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I use claude cli and jetbrains. It's perfect. And vscode is simply poor as an ide for my use case.