Free and much better look up I2P
kylian0087
joined 1 year ago
I ise about the same. But that is more due to the hardware I got being a bit older. 2 dell R710s 1 R510 and a custom build server. Everything is still 1g. In my case electricity is not a big deal due to solar. We produce much more then we can use our self.
Steam has mostly fixed the "service" issue compared to something like streaming services. One place to get almost any and all games. One account to access it all. Very simple for the end user. And does a load for the community as well. Take a look at proton for a example.
Htop vim and ncdu to name a few terminal apps.
As someone who daily drives Opensuse TW and have used arch, gentoo etc. I would highly recommend mint for a new user most of the time. It is one of the distros that works out of the box without any tinkering. Want to add a printer on opensue using yast? good luck. in mint it is a few clicks. just to name a example
Maybe Alpine is suited? Although the whonix VM requirement will not be pleasant or work at all. But that is more of a hardware limitation.
Shouldn't be necessary. What you can try is run it with sudo just to see if it works then.
IBM Maximo :) Both are expensive but not for you average consumer.
Ports below 1000 or something are reserved for root by default.
Something like gparted ? It is specifically designed to manage disks and partitions from a live OS.
Yes. And also ease of use plus much better quality.
For automated backups defiantly. For a one time use I often use just rsync. It is the simplest to quickly use.