Music educator who has completed his transition into IT. I want to know all t3h thingz. Alas, one lifetime isn't long enough to learn everything, so I'll settle for what can be shoved into my brain during this life time.
@travisdh1 said in Fedora 33 upgrade time:
@VoIP_n00b said in Fedora 33 upgrade time:
@JaredBusch said in Fedora 33 upgrade time:
Also Ubuntu sucks.
But why?
The added complexity of Debian is my main one. I used to be annoyed by their hang-up on always having to type
sudofor anything that needed root access, but Ansilble, Salt, etc have really made that a thing of the past.
sudo -i not a thing in the Debian world?
@JaredBusch said in Fedora 33 upgrade time:
@FATeknollogee said in Fedora 33 upgrade time:
Had to switch back to Cinnamon from Deepin - dock issues!
I am giving Gnome (the default) a go. Been a few weeks now on my laptop.
A couple of Gnome plugins related to the status bar and I’m good to go.
I’ve worked out the only major issue I found so far. Which was really not major. Just Flameshot would not work right.
I feel your pain with Flameshot, but I've got to where I just use the built-in screenshot utility for Gnome.
@DustinB3403 said in Worthwhile IT projects or products for small office with extra money?:
Dumb question, but what sort of a company says "Boy I'd really love to spend this money, it's just burning a hole in my pocket".
Seems like an odd thing for any business to say or do.
I agree. Unless it's some kind of windfall, but even then, that spend needs to align to a business need / business problem to be solved.
The new gig that I'll start on Monday began with a cold contact I received on LinkedIn. The one before that I think from a cold call from a recruiter.
As far as IT Manager, are you specifically wanting to manage people? I know my manager at my current gig is hands on with projects and really has to do minimal managing of us. I've also seen people with the title of "IT Manager" but they're a one-person-show in IT at said comapny, so there isn't anyone for them to actually manage.
@NetworkNerd said in Free / Cheap Unattended Remote Access Utility for Windows PCs:
@EddieJennings said in Free / Cheap Unattended Remote Access Utility for Windows PCs:
My MeshCentral VM is in Vultr.
Oh nice - it looks like they have 3 different options at $5 / month or less.
I'm using the $5 / month VM, and it works fine. I only have a handful of computers I'm managing though, and I'm the only user.
My MeshCentral VM is in Vultr.
@JaredBusch said in Free / Cheap Unattended Remote Access Utility for Windows PCs:
MeshCentral
+1 to MeshCentral
After today, 6 more days at current gig. Time feels like it’s flying.
Taking through some and/or logic to make sure my while loop behaves properly.