have to use

Nah, Joplin/Logseq would probably be enough. It’s the rest of the features where the slope gets slippery

You mean that the entries UEFI looks for are not configurable? In that case isn’t it enough to just copy the efi application under the path it expects?

They’re locking down kernels now?

Gentoo compiles everything. Like, even the command is like “compile world”. It’s not as straight edge as LinuxFromScratch and AFAIK they’ve started having precompiled packages sometime in the last few years but the core approach is that you configure compilation flags system-wide and recompile whatever needs recompilation every update

I think the biggest question will be peripherals. Having a laptop where there are no drivers for its WiFi or similar can be tough. Otherwise I’ve been happy with my arch arm servers

Sometimes there might be no docker image for base image of your project. But you should be able to build it yourself

This one is great

I’ve been following this post since the first comment.

And I have just put together my own RAID1 1TB NAS. And I did not think that 1TB will serve me forever, more like “a good start”.

But the numbers I’ve been seeing in here… you guys are nuts 😆

I think that is not a dummy account. It still comes with all the bells and whistles. If that’s acceptable, then one could just use “create an account” on gmail page

Of course not. The point of their accounts is to lock you in their ecosystem

Unfortunately not every company has a reasonable Head of IT and/or policies

Ah, that link did not go into details, I’m sorry. Take a look here. It might look daunting but effectively it was just a few lines AFAIR

Yes, it’s called IP Forwarding. I don’t have iptables lines ready, it’s been a long while since I’ve done it

https://github.com/palform/palform/blob/main/README.md#self-hosting

It might be a bit too early for someone to having tried it

But it does look interesting