Fuck no

Thanks, that’s pretty good. Would Lemmy work with the base-tier (512mb RAM $4 USD) droplet?

https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/droplets

Alternative question– I use Zola and Github Pages to host my website. Does ActivityPub have support for blogging? Like let’s say people on Lemmy or Mastodon could subscribe to my blog through ActivityPub?

From what I can tell Zola does not have anything like this (tried searching GH issues), but I just want to know if it’s technically feasible. I can write Rust, so I could have a crack at it myself if it’s not too cost/effort prohibitive.

Pork bun

Debian is the most stable operating system ever, and it’s new version 12, is a really good OS.

What I liked was that it starts quick, never crashes, uses minimal system resources, and with GNOME has an excellent UI. Being a Linux OS that isn’t Ubuntu and isn’t Windows, it doesn’t spy on me.

Also love operating systems that use Bash or similar. I know how to drive them, I don’t know how to drive MSDOS.

I have a very powerful computer but the start time difference between Windows 11 and Debian is insane. Debian starts almost instantly.

I was specifically trying Debian as a gaming platform, so I installed Steam and GOG and a couple of Windows games running through proton. They worked really well.

In the end I had to go back to Window, because it’s just not there for me yet. Most games worked well, but a few have unacceptably low performance. It requires a bit of fiddling to get everything working right as well, because some of the defaults prevent people from just gaming.

I agree, although I used to use it for a dev server and SSH in. It’s a great piece of kit!

The new Debian is fucking awesome.

Just thank them back. We’re all taxpayers

Yes, that does not work either

Edit:

• Issue persists across system restarts
• Issue persists across uninstalling and reinstalling Lutris.

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I’m a software engineer, and I know my way around Bash have some familiarity with Linux- mostly Debian. My understanding of how very low leveled stuff happens on my computer is very incomplete though, hence why I ask for help.

If you recommend something that’s not Arch, I’m happy to try it, though.

I actually benchmarked my Samsung 980 Pro M.2 Raid 0 setup vs a single. While sequential read-write is between 2-3* better, random is exactly the same except for 1.8* better random write speed.