Yea, I should've clarified, was just throwing out a simple option if anyone hadn't heard of that yet, it was easier than setting up openvpn or something on my router. You can also self host Headscale on your machine if you want to have more control over it.
piranhaconda
joined 1 year ago
I use tailscale for accessing my home network remotely, it was a super easy setup
Whoops, you're right. I was thinking of proxmox, used to run that for a bit too
Yea I'm running a much leaner Debian on my laptop now. Base OS was very bare, slowly adding only what I need because it's a 2016 laptop and noticeably slower on some more bloated OSs
Whatever Ubuntu was available in 2015. I only dabbled in Linux over the past 10 years. More seriously switching over in the last year or so.
I have Unraid as a server OS (~~Debian~~ slackware based, running a lot of docker containers and a couple VMs). Debian on my laptop. And Bazzite (fedora based) on my Lenovo Legion Go.
Still need to swap my gaming PC from windows. May try Bazzite on that as well. I've also tried Mint, Manjaro, and Zorin
Fair. I'm the only one that uses my jellyfin server. It's usually streaming to my local TV, or laptop if I'm traveling. Working on a portable mini lab right now too, travel router + raspberry pi