Why is this not an Onion piece????
thenose
joined 6 months ago
Civvie content is like Taco Bell for the brain. It’s delicious with an aftertaste of radioactivity
I want to believe I’m a half step ahead with lazydocker
I seee. That’s a 100% valid reason. Im nerd(or naive) enough to grab their phones tabs etc and just add them to my tailnet and it works pretty well however I’m not sure if I cloud explain some non tech the not so technical tailscale setup either. So yeah I hear you but too noob to help lmfao
I think you only nginx and dns sorted if you want to go public and or super secure. I acces my servers via their tailscale host name. That includes ios linux android clients. If you don’t know what tailscale is in a few words the easiest way to access your services/servers.
Dua works pretty great for me
dua i Is the command i use for interactive session I use it on my 4TB drive it takes roughly it analyses in a few seconds. It’s biggest directories first.
“Watch how this guy…” I cloud blow up when I hear this voice,sound. No matter how good the content might be
Ableton - Digital Audio Workspace MIDI - Musical Instrument Digital Interface Scarlette 2i2 - Audio interface
Compatibility,dependencies are the most important things when it comes to digital studio machines. At least that’s what my 15yrs of audio engineering experience taught me. Not sure how I didn’t addressed any of that my dude but if you wanna hate I’m here for it. You hate my choices for the sake of it I love yours for the same reason
What was the question then? Wasn’t it about the distro of my choice and how it handles packages specifically about media creation? I fell like you folks just saw nix decided “nah f this guy” but ok I get it. Ps.: Im self aware if you read the last few lines
Dude I started with nixos. If don’t want to do your linux hackeroo just use the machine it’s no fuss but I know Im a weirdo. 😂🤷🏽♂️
I went for Nixos (distro) with Plasma (desktop environment). Nixos has a great package manager (99% of the things there just work)and the way you install things is essentially having a list of your packages/apps. Deleting them is just as easy and the best part is that it’s totally gone, no lingering random files that could bite me in the future. If you mess up your configuration bad it’ll force you to stay the working version if you don’t like what you did you’ll revert it. Plasma has incredible defaults and you can click around in it to fine tune to your liking. Plug things into plasma is just works at least for me. I’ve plugged midi controllers, audio interface, dock, hdmi, game controllers first try no fuss. Oh I’m sure other distros have this as well but fun fact if your bt is on and the laptop is connected to a speaker you can just connect your phone (or any other bt source) and use your laptop as a bt speaker. And I mean it just works again. Yeah sure you need to pair it first. But boy oh boy Im playing on the tv and i can just bt to it and play my tunes like it’s nothing. Back to the question in hand. I have a windows version of Ableton 11 that I installed there with 3rd party vst 2 and 3 plugins figuring that one out took me longer but it was in front of me all the time so in hindsight that wasn’t too hard either. So that was my new generation Arch btw xD aka NixOS btw. The tl dr is that I find Nixos with KDE Plasma 6 having very friendly defaults that can be built on if and when you ready
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Soooo many cutscenes