Check flokinet.is In general islanding provider should have features you are looking for, I like flokinet.
I like my librem5 (hardware, feel etc). Software is obviously yet to catch up (from my perspective).
I just wish as a company they upgrade (forthcoming) their communication
Check https://svalboard.com/. Personally this is next keyboard / mouse i'm going to try (I don't have experience with it yet, however seems to have enough customization to accommodate any needs).
I saw azeron recommended previously, svalboard is definitely supported on linux (uses via)
Set it up on 2 machines. For 1 machine I need to figure out pfsense rules since I restrict traffic from any other machine altogether.
Works perfectly fine for other machine
I'm sorry what is a dummy plug? Can u give an example? If i'm understanding it currently then it may make things quite convenient.
actually I should have mentioned this (adding to OP as well): most of the time I'm not playing game, just using laptop as a way to access PC / Deck (in desktop mode)
I want to access my pc / steamdeck from laptop. All 3 devices have different aspect ratio screens. Is there a way to use steam link with guest (laptop in this case) aspect ratio? Or is there any other solution than steam link?
[EDIT]: I don't game as much, I'm mostly accessing PC / deck (in desktop mode) from laptop. When I'm playing game I generally use actual device.
[EDIT2]: Decided to go with sunshine - moonlight, seems to do everything I was looking for.
but these are used by services right? (not full service itself). Am I misunderstanding?
The rise of red shadow and the series (book of deacon). Also angry ghosts trilogy.
Mycroft as a company got shut down but there is OpenVoiceOS and neon both working with Mycroft mk2 hardware and home assistant
I update through streetcomplete, and I generally don't see information updated soon. However
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how do I do this on web? For e.g. if I search golden gate and it's not correct result, I may not know exact coordinates/address of the poi.
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How do I work with map if i'm working with unknown (to me) poi?
I would like to use openstreetmap as replacement for google maps (on web) However default nominatim doesn't generally give correct address (when searched for POI). Is there way to change nominatim provider?
I see so either don't cap frame rate or cap it at higher than refresh rate? I'll try those later today and report back.
Btw choppy game play shows up only after some time of playing, until then game runs smooth.
FPS counter at bottom right shows consistent, however game stutters (feels like low FPS).
What can be the causes or how do I start debugging? (Installed ubisoft client through lutris and then added it to steam library)
Nice, can just carry bike on train
Have u tried soulseek in that case? U can find all music lossless.(podcasts etc I still can't find there). nicotine+ is pretty good client for soulseek.
I think this is where login option comes in, i'll report back if it works differently between logged in vs logged out.
As for differential - yes it can download incremental given you don't move the files / folders ( doesn't have database, but check for file existence in the path )
Spotiflyer https://spotiflyer.app/ No lossless downloads though (320kbps)
I've been using soulseek quite a bit and love it. However maybe I need to learn how to look for regional content, generally search with album name comes empty but i'll try again.
I'm trying to get my group to play games with mumble instead of discord.
I see lot of interest and ease of installation around matrix and jitsi, however mumble seems not talked about much.
I am looking for a guide of sort to setup mumble the easy way, i don't want to get new domain and vps and i don't want to open ports in my home router.
I've tailscale/headscale running off site with tunnel to home And i also have matrix server running with traefik.
If anyone have experience in the similar scenario i would like to know
I'm looking to get started with hardware keys. My use case is (to start with): Running vaultwarden instance and would like to lock/unlock vaultwarden with hardware key and vaultwarden takes care of actual password storage
I'm looking at solokeys just because of open source nature, however I didn't find much info about protocol support.
For Yubikey 5C NFC I see following >>Multi-protocol: YubiKey 5 Series is the most versatile security key supporting multiple authentication protocols including FIDO2/WebAuthn (hardware bound passkey), FIDO U2F, Yubico OTP, OATH-TOTP, OATH-HOTP, Smart card (PIV) and OpenPGP.
I don't yet use OTP / PIV etc. Is there a tabular form of comparison between 2? Is there any downside in getting solokeys?
Hi I'm looking at
and looking at products like: https://lian-li.com/product/uni-fan-tl/, https://lian-li.com/product/galahad-ii-lcd/ . However these products are not listed on OpenRGB devices list. Am I correct to assume, if I use https://lian-li.com/product/uni-hub-sl-controller/ (not sure about V2 or V2.5) to connect these fans and AIO - I can use OpenRGB without any issue?
I'm currently using system from 2016, planning to upgrade. With current length of GPU, my current case can't accommodate them so need the case as well.
I'm thinking of Lian Li evo XL. however my question is regarding Linux compatibility for all the RGB elements (fans, AIO) etc. Are they well supported (if anyone have an experience)
I'm open to suggestions as well (case and cooling) If Lian Li is not supported.
I've been using android 11 ROM just because I rely on XprivacyLUA. I was wondering if I should switch to any newer android versions and if there are equivalents for xprivacy.
I'm using one plus 7pro currently.
Most of the EVs being announced have 24/7 internet connectivity, which in itself is fine. However most manufacturers are depending on Google, Amazon etc. to provide infotainment systems (and I'm assuming smart car related features). Generally always connected and tech giant integration doesn't go well for privacy. So are there any manufacturer not dependent on tech giant at all ? Or is tech giant integrations are fine since data is never (and never will be) relayed to cloud?
Is there a website that supports pc builder for 1u server? I've supermicro chassis which I'm planning to populate with parts but figuring out parts hasn't been easy since I don't know about compatibility. Mainly looking for PSU, motherboard, CPU, RAM and storage - all these (without GPU) may not need compatibility as much but still good to know
I'm getting handed down either 1080TI or Rx Vega 64. 1080TI definitely has better benchmarks however how is experience of them being used on Linux (I use Pop OS)? If Rx Vega provides stable / reliable experience then I would pick that.
[EDIT/UPDATE]: picked up rx vega, pretty good out of the box experience
Is anyone using deck as PC ? Opening Firefox seems very detrimental.
Running top shows CPU uses almost/beyond 100%. Generally for 2 processes Firefox and Isolated Web Co.
Is there some kind of workaround? Or would it be better to just install normal Linux (instead of SteamOS)?
I was suggested to use AutoFS but Steam Deck doesn't have AutoFS installed and changing fstab is not sticking after reboot. If there is option to enable mounting NFS without enabling RW.