@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I'm working on a patch because an upstream dev unpublished a file that is used by yarn and it's causing headaches for something like 35 Million users. . .

Of course XOCE is affected.

hahaha. that's the entire population of Australia + New Zealand + somewhere else.

Yeah. . . The dev. Is right to update and decommission things as far as I understand the issue. The problem lyes in what XO has for dependencies.

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

One thing that's always got me is how to spec a server correctly.
Need a server HP or Dell.
Running just Linux VM's

SnipeIT
Zabbix
NGINX
Unifi (64 sites - 100+ AP's)
XOA (if I use xcp-ng)
Centos based VM for a phone system (recommended 2vcpu, 4gb, 500gb for 1000 users)

Brand doesn't matter here, just buy what you are comfortable with/have had good experiences.

In terms of what you've listed, you won't need much horsepower.

I'm working on a patch because an upstream dev unpublished a file that is used by yarn and it's causing headaches for something like 35 Million users. . .

Of course XOCE is affected.

It could just be that Microsoft hired people who were decent at programming and had little to no aesthetic/design taste. .

@travisdh1 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:

@aaronstuder said in Miscellaneous Tech News:

Will anyone be using CentOS 8, or will every just keep using Fedora?

I'll still prefer Fedora, and use CentOS as needed. It's still better than Ubuntu, and I still use Ubuntu, even tho I throw up a little every time I install it.

You could always use Debian or an derivative of Ubuntu.

So anyways, what features do accountants need for asset purposes?

I'm a fan of consolidated services. Why have accounting use one thing (even if it's been that way "forever") and than have the IT department have something else.

There is so much overlap and critical data that accounting isn't receiving or IT never has for company assets that is just being lost or not considered as important.

Yet if a laptop is lost or damaged, it would be wise to input that data into a central location so accounting can depreciate or offset the cost of repairs against the original purchase.

@aaronstuder said in Miscellaneous Tech News:

Will anyone be using CentOS 8, or will every just keep using Fedora?

I'll likely end up doing an upgrade rather than migrating my workloads to different systems.

@black3dynamite And that's the issue. One they don't say "I need this", I've heard "It doesn't look like this".

Which all of the details you've posted are already in Snipe-IT. And the only thing I've heard as being needed was 1 depreciation formula, which is scheduled for release in 5.0.0.

Well depreciation is one of them, we use straight line depreciation here for pretty much everything. But better reports maybe, and a field that shows <something>

I'm not really sure, so just looking for things that others might actually use since I'm getting about as much information from them as I would if I was talking to my chair. .