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  • So you install your own server (apache or nginx or whatever) and also run your own postgresql from the same unmanaged space? And the server software serves both the php app and the database?

    Thanks for answering my questions. I've always used managed hosting but it's becoming too limiting and I'm seeking to expand my options.

  • Selfhosting @kbin.social

    Kbin self-hosters: what hosting platforms are you using?

  • Are Swartz and Ohanian still around? Are they all trying to cash in?

    I can understand wanting to get retirement money out of your long-term project, but we're not obliged to stick around and assist in the degradation of a once-great platform.

  • I am a web dev, does that count? I haven't done much scripting as part of running an os. What kind of situations in nix require a dev's touch?

    Either way Im looking it up. Sounds interesting.

    Edit:
    Okay, I see now. NixOS is the OS but this software is a git repo that wouldn't make much sense to non-devs.

  • I never heard of gentoo studio. Im looking into it now and it looks like a decent possible alternative.

    I want to run a DAW like Reaper, with multiple midi tracks playing through vst instruments. I had no problem doing that on windows 7 with my 4th gen i7 processor and 16GB of RAM, so my 8th gen processor should be able to handle it. But it's a "power saving" processor that actually benchmarks very close to my old 4th gen, so I do want to keep the OS and desktop environment light.

    Edit:
    I see gentoo studio isnt listed on distrowatch, but you can get it theough his site.

  • Linux @kbin.social

    Choosing a Linux Distro for Audio Production on an x380 Yoga

    Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Shitposting is Wrong