my other 5900x is powered off RN, and 5 wont be easy to squeeze on here in a grid pattern
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I’m sometimes amazed how many hosts people have at home.
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Yep i have three proxmox servers (1 macbooks and 2 towers), a htpc and my primary desktop. Also a mac mini m1 and a few laptops.
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Why are you calling your host a little monster?
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I don’t remember anymore, but my main machine inherits this name since forever.
Must have been some big childhood brain moment.
That is quite the collection!
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Not only that. My retro macs (g5 and g4 silver). and two apple IIs.
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Not on Linux inside win but Win directly.
Here it is on CMD
and here’s one from Powershell
And one from Console Emulator.
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went all smoothly for u? no issues?
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yep.
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nice 
i know a whole bunch of us (myself included) had the worst time with the upgrade but i think that was because they rolled out a beta upgrade first and then a few days later they took that one away and did a proper one.
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heh!
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What are the Tumbleweed systems for? Looks like you’re ssh-ing in, but curious if you’re use TW for a server OS?
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Oh no, I wouldn’t use a rolling release for a server. I’m not a masochist lol.
The 5700G is my Linux desktop.
The other is my portable setup.
The reason for SSH was just to demonstrate Tabby Terminal.
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I missed my chance. I just donated a 2006 Macbook Pro running OSX 10.7 Lion and Q4OS (minimal desktop based on Debian i386).
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Mum got a new gaming laptop, so I inherited her old one, and so my Linux family grows. Well, it’s staying the same since I’m going to put FreeBSD on my shitty old Dell.
Not really customised the feel of this yet to make it exactly how I want yet, and I think I’ll play around with the partitions, but yeah. Fun \o/
Edit: there. much prettier
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