There wasn’t a clear/easy way to do it on a headless server. Maybe they’ve improved the service since

AirVPN. I switched from proton a while ago because it was a pain to do port forwarding. AirVPN lets me have multiple ports forwarding with ease. And they take xmr as payment!

From what I’ve seen about foveated rendering, I don’t think developers need to do anything. It should just be “on” for any streamed content

Yes that’s exactly how I run it. I backup the PBS vm separately also, in case the host goes down

Proxmox is great. I run each service in its own lxc/vm. Many of the vms also run docker. Probably overkill, but backups and restores via Proxmox Backup Server are super easy when segregated this way

Holy shit, claimed it with only 1 min 30 sec left to spare!! Thanks for posting

Nice to see some competitors to Firefox, Chrome, and all their forks

Welcome to the dark side. Steamdeck also got me onto Linux fully around Fall 2022 and I’ve never looked back. Glad you’re here!!

Thunder on Android. Alexandrite on PC.

I want to switch to Incus so bad but I’m deep into proxmox. Anyone have recommendations of how best to migrate?

I tried using i2p from Tails a few months ago and found that i2p support was dropped unfortunately

You da real mvp

My use case may be a bit niche… but I use multiple Firefox profiles for different things and relying on only Firefox sync didn’t workout for me. Hosting linkwarden for just myself was the perfect solution for me

Wow Larry contributed to these old Broadcom drivers?! I’m using them to this day on my old macbook. RIP

Didn’t know you could share the pass-through. Thanks for that bit of info!

I use the back buttons for all sorts of stuff. But the most common use is remapping ABXY to them. That way, I dont have to lift my thumb off the joysticks as much.

Also some games have easier menu navigation with a mouse, so I’ll map left and right click to r1 and l1 and use a track pad to navigate menus.

I’m on Debian Stable with KDE Plasma. Been thinking of trying XFCE because i’ve only heard good things. But eh…everything runs smoothly as it is so I’m happy.

Matrix can be configured to have VoIP. I have it set up on my server. Haven’t tried it in group voice chat setting yet though. Only 1 on 1