Are you loosing the mounts after a reboot? As in, are you mounting via /etc/fstab?
Are you loosing the mounts after a reboot? As in, are you mounting via /etc/fstab?
I still remember way back when they introduced IAPs with the promise to do cosmetics only and them breaking said promise the very next update. I knew then and there to never touch that game again.
Are you running these llms in containers completely cut off from the internet? My understanding was that the “local first” llms aren’t truly offline and only try and answer base queries offline before contacting their provider for support. This invalidating the privacy argument.
Do you by any chance faces a guide on how to get that running?
Do you need to reboot after every update or updates applied live? Only have experience with rpm-ostree on kinoite
No need to pay money friend. Go Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report
AIO is the way
Or use caddy with a dns challenge. No need to open any ports and just use it completely locally without any annoying warning.
Wait until you try out bazzite for gaming or just the regular kinoite ublue images. Both are basically kinoite with more tweaks and added software on top.
Wait, I thought we are waiting for the dlc expansion ? Must have missed something
You need to set a trigger for tubearchivist-jf to run after you’ve downloaded a video.
To 2.: I only had that issue appear when launching Firefox or Vivaldi. Might have been a custom widget. Wiped my install and now the issue is gone? Sadly wasn’t able to diagnose the issue any further
The docker compose ist almost copy paste. Not quite sure what the difficulty is?
Check out Demus
I’ve had major problems for days like half a year ago. Switched to dynv6.net with no issues so far.
Caddy combined with dns challenges are the dream!
Played the open beta and it was meh. Felt like an assassins creed game with the fun stuff cut away. Basically drive ships and walk on islands, watch many cut scenes and go questing.
Ctop for container monitoring
Sound great and I went the same way for a while. Just be aware that steam on Linux can have issues with ntfs partitions. So I also went the the two drive route, much less of a headache.
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