TCB13

TCB13, 1 year ago

Because I forgot I own it… no. But because I was too lazy go get the physical media and insert into my desktop player, oh yes. To be fair it downloaded probably faster than the time I would’ve spent looking for it.

TCB13, 1 year ago

Who doesn’t have issues with Steam. In my case I have two older games who’s Steam versions plain suck, pirated versions however, just flawless.

TCB13, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

reMarkable is also a good device, very light and you can enable SSH/root access with a simple toggle on settings. There are also entire repositories of software for it toltec-dev.org github.com/Evidlo/remarkable_entware

Here a few link that you might find useful:

• stachu.net/hacking-the-remarkable-eink-tablet/
• github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable
• github.com/danielebruneo/remarkable2-hacks

I believe it is the most open-source thing you can get right now that is a finished product working and whatnot with eink.

TCB13, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

I just see a problem here:

I perfectly understand, approve and back this move, however I’ve a question about the current state of things and specifically Debian 12 users. Debian includes LXD LTS 5.0.2 on their repositories and that version will be still be around after 2024/05 and trying to use the image server. Debian won’t likely change stable to include Incus until 2025, what’s the suggested path here?

discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/…/9

TCB13, 1 year ago

The issue here is that this will stall the development of LXD/Incus. Two separate projects running in different directions no future feature parity and potentially less features in Incus than in LXD.