Honestly, I’m not sure how you get “hard to use” from “worked great”

Whats wrong with netplan? Has worked great in my experience.

Neither did I? Yaml defined networking is incredibly easy to use.

Whats wrong with netplan? Has worked great in my experience.

I have done that so much more on linux than I did on Windows, lol. It is the Linux way of thinking.

That’s been around for a long time hasnt it? Or are you talking about something other than that blue progress bar at the top?

Why is that? The project still seems to be available / updating

The timing! I just finished 5 hours of playing on my self hosted server with a friend of mine lol On ubuntu, I just needed java installed, download the git repo, then ran the run sh file. That was it. In the client you edit the config file to swap the public server address with your server’s ip and when you launch next, it will connect to yours.

Grey text has always been a hint / tip / example, why would it be an implicit default?

“anything but google maps” is its own list item, not starting a new list. That list just doesn’t have a googlemaps alternative in mind so they used that.

Hah, even that context wasn’t enough for me. At first, I was thinking of a project management board like kanban, saw your comment and was confused, apparently its for baking? Nope, wrong kind of “bread” board lol.

You were just the last rude commenter I saw before commenting myself. He is asking for help, and instead of continuing to help or moving on, people are rude or are attacking him. I feel that isn’t ok.

We can agree to disagree about who’s out of line.

1 ask question

2 get answers you believe wont work

3 people become rude assholes instead of explain why it will

Yup, no problems here…

Oooor people could stop being rude when he clearly doesn’t know if you can install an rpm from 9 on 10. All I have seen are people saying “do this”, and when he says he can’t, people complain instead of elaborating. If you dont want to help, dont. There is no need for everyone to gang up on him…

In my companys case, they said it was an issue with intune compatibility for a good while. I’m hoping to switch off W11 soon!

Distro issue.

Fixed it.

Ubuntu is the only one that works well for me ¯\(ツ)/¯

I have atleast a dozen family members on mine that are more than double the age that 30+ year concept that don’t and never will manage to understand it. You can keep complaining about your own marginal effort, and I will keep preventing hundreds of dollars a month of wasted money by the people I love :)

Username, password, and URL* Also the majority of users will be on a tv, where typing that in is a huge pain. Plex’s centralized auth makes it trivial to link with a browser or app on their phone so they can login.

Exactly, we dont add them to jellyfin, we add them to plex because its easier for them lol.

Yup, much higher than 550w. Mine will often settle down to 650 or 700 after getting the room to temperature, but on particularly hot days and when they are just turned on and trying to get the room to the set temperature, they can easily take 1200w. I have never had an issue with any smart outlet I have bought in the past with that either.

I can understand the company not wanting that liability though. A blanket statement is easier than making customers calculate wattage or manage how many high load devices they might have on a power strip with the AC.