I mean, kind of … I have file servers, download servers, documentation servers, syncthing servers, backup servers, vaultwarden servers, etc… that are all linux VMs/containers and my main machine is a Macbook, but I do still have a Windows machine in the living room for gaming (yeah, Steam has pushed us far in this regard, but, when I get time to play a game, I just want to play it, I want the best chance it’s going to work the first time and that’s still, sadly, Windows). I have another windows machine running Blue Iris as my NVR because I didn’t have a good experience with Frigate, Shinobi or a few others. I’ve got a few other systems floating around that do various things and some of them are linux based and some are windows based depending on what’s easier/possible.
Similiar for me. Though i’m at an age where i’m here for building and the story, not the grind and challenge, thus mods are a necessity. Which still doesn’t work as well as on Windows.
Ugh, I hate all those people making some compromises to live a healthier lifestyle and are talking about their changes so maybe someone can do it too making the group larger and easier to live for everyone.
The worst ones.
The point isn’t whether it’s good or bad as a choice. It’s just generally an irrelevant question in this particular community, since it’s a self-selected community of people who are here specifically because we generally agree with the statement, at least in principle, to one degree or another.
I think !community is better because if you fully qualify it (e.g. [email protected]) some clients might auto-hyperlink it, so keeping the same markup even when you omit the domain is more consistent.
Isn’t this like posting “I’m done with meat, are you?” in /c/vegan?
I couldn’t roll my eyes hard enough. It instantly reminded me of r/atheism titles going “dae religion bad ?😤” 80,000 up votes
I mean, kind of … I have file servers, download servers, documentation servers, syncthing servers, backup servers, vaultwarden servers, etc… that are all linux VMs/containers and my main machine is a Macbook, but I do still have a Windows machine in the living room for gaming (yeah, Steam has pushed us far in this regard, but, when I get time to play a game, I just want to play it, I want the best chance it’s going to work the first time and that’s still, sadly, Windows). I have another windows machine running Blue Iris as my NVR because I didn’t have a good experience with Frigate, Shinobi or a few others. I’ve got a few other systems floating around that do various things and some of them are linux based and some are windows based depending on what’s easier/possible.
Honestly, being unbeholden to any OS or distro is my eventual goal. Eventually on mobile as well as desktop.
Similiar for me. Though i’m at an age where i’m here for building and the story, not the grind and challenge, thus mods are a necessity. Which still doesn’t work as well as on Windows.
Ugh, I hate all those people making some compromises to live a healthier lifestyle and are talking about their changes so maybe someone can do it too making the group larger and easier to live for everyone. The worst ones.
The point isn’t whether it’s good or bad as a choice. It’s just generally an irrelevant question in this particular community, since it’s a self-selected community of people who are here specifically because we generally agree with the statement, at least in principle, to one degree or another.
Do you have to have the / before the c in /c/community, or is just c/community fine? I saw some people do !community
I think !community is better because if you fully qualify it (e.g. [email protected]) some clients might auto-hyperlink it, so keeping the same markup even when you omit the domain is more consistent.