@scottalanmiller said in Any good getting started with Hugo resources:
@JaredBusch said in Any good getting started with Hugo resources:
But exactly WTF am I supposed to do next to get the various pages made?
Right. 100% missing info. And mostly this is because Hugo isn't what does this, the themes are. Hugo is like a theme-automation toolkit and the real trick is learning the themes, not learning Hugo.
Right, and maybe I just picked a crappy theme at random.
@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:
@JaredBusch said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:
@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:
should prompt for this anyhow.
should not
fixed
Makes a small difference in the meaning.
@Dashrender said in Finding Windows 10 Product Key:
which can include the need for a CD Key
not if it is a licensed Windows 10 system it will not.
@scottalanmiller said in Any good getting started with Hugo resources:
Not really, I feel like the guides all make these huge assumptions that they shouldn't. Hugo is really easy to use, but there are some basic pieces that are missing and you just have " to know" and to some degree it is "based on the theme." If I have two themes, the processes are different, including how to run the Hugo command!
That's what I noticed yesteday when I decided to give Hugo a spin for this. It was simple to install hugo, make a folder, make a site and then add a theme.
But exactly WTF am I supposed to do next to get the various pages made?
It uses markdown for content. ok great, but exactly how?
The theme has default CSS values, but how do I add my own CSS to tweak things from the base theme? What if I want a red header bgcolor instead of white?
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@Dashrender said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@Dashrender said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@JaredBusch said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
The install step requires product key for windows 10 but it's digitally licensed.
This is untrue if
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
Trying to upgrade windows 10 to 1903.
This is true.
Both are true
Created media through Microsoft media creation tool
Runs that and it fails on product key, no way around it.
Is running Windows 10 1603 - atleast what he told me.why is he using that? Isn't he being offered an update to 17xx or 18xx or 19xx inside Windows update? Why is he trying to use media creation tool?
I Have no idea.
Is he booting from the media creation tool USB stick? or just running the upgrade from within windows off the usb?
This is where I'm confused; cause he goes into a file and runs a " Setup.exe " that open media creation.. then it fails
WTF..
This means nothing. There are likely hundreds of setup.exe files on every single windows computer.
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
I'm here trying to help him with his shit and getting nothing but push back.
I gave you all the information I was given.
And obviously, you should have went back to get more information when the information you had was found to be lacking.
Before I search around and pick something random, has anyone seen any good resources for getting started with Hugo?
A buddy has a super simple site he coded in notepad that I want to redo for him as a means of teaching myself about Hugo.
@thwr said in Looking for a high performance game server:
@Pete-S said in Looking for a high performance game server:
If you want performance, you shouldn't run a VM on shared host somewhere where you have zero control of the resources used. You need a dedicated host / hardware. So bare metal hosting or colo.
Oh, that's a very common mistake. A (type 1 hypervisor) VM has next to no performance impact. Hosted VMs on the other side are often running on overcommitted hosts.
But yes, I'm looking for bare metal for rent.
Vultr has that too. never looked into it.
@scottalanmiller said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@JaredBusch said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
@thwr said in Finding product Key:
@WrCombs said in Finding product Key:
He said he's trying to update from 16(?) to 1903 - using Media Creation Tool.. I have a USB with Windows 10 on it.. but he cant get past this step..
If Windows was activated before, such an update would read the key (or some kind of a hash / token) from UEFI.
that's what I thought, but it's licensed.. There's a product key in the System settings.
he just can't use that one.You jsut upgrade and click i don't have one. done.
That said, I've never seen that screen if you are upgrading from within Windows 10.
So I have no idea WTF is even possibly going on here in order to cause this.
That's what I thought too; but it wont let you.
Microsoft doesn't require a product key to install/upgrade windows 10 though... according to some research.
We've done hundreds, and never seen it ask for one.
Same.