I wrote my minimal HTML+CSS dashboard with a touch of JavaScript and use it with pride.
Its blazing fast and quite customizable and no bells and whistles.
Here: https://github.com/gardiol/dashboard
You configure it with a touch of json.
Sorry man, it sucks! I feel for you.
Keep on your “windows mindset”, won’t be very good on Linux i guess.
Maybe a fresh install could help if you made too much of a mess, who knows.
Still won’t fix your problems unless you find a way to address the issues. Maybe post them here so that we could help.
I think you are addressing the issues wrong.
Unsupported hardware is a reality in Linux, even if I didn’t find any in the last 10+ years, my needs are much more limited.
Controllers do work just fine, as well as Bluetooth, in my experience. Maybe share some issues and let’s see why.
Troubleshooting in Linux means understand why stuff don’t work as you expect, not copypasta 50 different solutions. There are 50 solutions because there are 100 ways to do stuff and different distros and versions out there. The “unified” experience is from the windows world, not the Linux world.
Nvidia is a known issue on Linux, prrprietary drivers kind of sucks and there are no good open ones, at least for newish nvidia cards. But again, my experience with nvidia has always been very good, with proprietary drivers.
Steam, I used it trough wine to run windows games on Linux, with good success (1 game, so YMMV), and I found it amazing that it was even possible to do. But never used controllers
Will look into mailcow as well!
Didn’t know of yunohost. Great tool! Not my use case, but good to know it exist.
Thanks indeed a brilliant report, you seems quite happy with it
And then the flying donkeys appeared in the sky with golden ribbons on the tails…
Seriously… If it where so easy to do…
Cloudflarw tunnels or tailscale is probably the best approximation
Shit that can happen only in the us.
Over here (eu) 12months warranty is mandated by law and 24months warranty is a reality in most countries.
See my note taking solution https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=services%3Anotes
Basically silverbullet on web, markor on android and syncthing to keep stuff updated. Yes syncthing is very well alive on android.
If you need a business plan go to a professional and get one done…
I do! I like how my so looks, and when she is sleeping, even more.
This is one of the most spot-on replies in this thread. Thanks! I think what you wrote is basically correct.
Only people who cares on how the basics is Linux stays compatible and fully free (as in freedom). But that’s fine, as far as systemd can be optional.
Sys’Tem’d ? /s
For any kind of remote GUI access you definitely need a desktop environment on the pi…
I only used OpenWRT on netgear (arm) hardware… So for x86 I have no idea, but they have great forums you can lurk or inquire…
It should support all WiFi chipsets supported by Linux.
opnSense and WiFi don’t play too well due to limited BSD WiFi support.
OpenWRT is a much better choice for an AP.
At least make sure the WiFi on the minipc is supported by opnSense before attempting that…
Thanks! That’s hilarious…
Yes, i hope your view is correct. Indeed he can work for whatever company he likes, but i would see that as a conflict of interest of some kind. Remember also that when you sign up with big tech companies its common that you sell them the intellectual property of all your works, even outside work hours, specially if in the sale related field. Maybe it’s not his case, i have no idea.
I was concerned. Maybe i still am a bit. But the fact that systemd can always be forked (or ignored, as that is still possible today) its a comfortable thought.
Ah, maybe will upload some.