Well that’s really dissapointing to learn when having multiple fedora installations at home…
(Other family member`s desktop and my own server)
The thing is I kinda want SELinux on my server. Hm SUSE is German which does not bring much hope. Probably worth checking.
(Am I crazy enough to use Gentoo on my server as well?)
Feel like a speed limit for the motor rather than the human would make sense. I would not mind a legal obligation for the motor to disengage (not brake) at certain speeds to classify as an e-bike.
Modding the e-bike should be fine (I’m afraid of anti-right of repair shenanigans) but if you remove the limit yourself suddenly you have a new category of vehicle.
Did Big Brother transition?
Ah well, good to know!
I’m planning on trying to self-host it on OpenBSD ngl. I do wonder. Does continuwuity support multiple independent domains on a single instance like Ejabberd does?
Maybe use a string to hang it in the roof or perhaps attach a non-lethal mouse trap? The mouse has to eat and drink eventually so I assume after some time it will temporarily leave.
Congrats! That in of it self is a feat of patience! (Take it from a Gentoo daily driver) I wish you luck further onwards!
By the way. Considering how time consuming it was; Have you written down your process or looked into backups? Or maybe timeshift for the btrfs system? Asking because if something went really wrong. (Perhaps deleting wrong files. Bugs or flashing the wrong drive etc) Going through the process again could suck.
Also feel free to DM me with Linux issues in the future. I can’t promise I can fix them though.
Glad it isn’t a yogurt commercial…
The leftist who said “My goal is to make sure Grégoire loses” was defeated
Hmm. Even if I’m not sure I’d use the word “leftist” If you’re controlled opposition maybe don’t say it out loud lmao
Well mainly security and curiosity. Same kind of curiosity that got me daily driving Gentoo I assume.
Its a public facing server after all so if one of several software gets compromised at least theres a one last safety measure that can prevent a considerable amount of damage.