@eddiejennings ZT is some slick stuff. You'll like it a lot. @adam-ierymenko

@bbigford said in Webroot Freezing Windows 10:

@brrabill said in Webroot Freezing Windows 10:

@bbigford said in Webroot Freezing Windows 10:

@brrabill said in Webroot Freezing Windows 10:

Thanks to whoever tagged this.

I am the worst at that. The worst.

I might actually be worse. Not for certain, but possible.

Have you ever tagged anything?

If so you aren't worse.

Honestly I don't think I ever have.

This is why we can't have nice things.

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@reid-cooper said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Debating the Linux Distro with my recent use of Fedora - I either adapt to the difference or do something different.
Also searching ML for discussion on the Great Linux Debate.

What desktop environment are you using?

There are some slight yet noticeable differences between the ones I have running right now:

• Ubuntu
• LinuxMint
• Fedora

Not which distro, which desktop? Like Mate, Gnome, KDE, LXQt.

So many new people, what a great day. Glad to see all these people joining us.

Condolences to his family.

I think something like OST Viewer is going to be your best bet.

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Debating the Linux Distro with my recent use of Fedora - I either adapt to the difference or do something different.
Also searching ML for discussion on the Great Linux Debate.

What desktop environment are you using?

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Debating the Linux Distro with my recent use of Fedora - I either adapt to the difference or do something different.
Also searching ML for discussion on the Great Linux Debate.

More like the great desktop interface debate.

The Linux Throwdown!

@scottalanmiller said in Seagate Shows Off World's Fastest Hard Drive:

When putting 14TB on a single 3.5” box, the extra speed is important to get data on and off of there. That’s gotta take forever to fill.

100TB SSDs are going to have that problem, too.

I think you skipped all the steps that people were asking you to do.

Good morning. It's almost the weekend, just hold out a little longer.

I like User CALs because they are easy. Count users, get that many CALs.

@black3dynamite said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@scottalanmiller said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@black3dynamite said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@scottalanmiller said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@dbeato said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@black3dynamite said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

@dbeato said in KaOS Linux Screenshots:

I have Ubuntu 18.04 and Deepin and it works great although Deeping uses a different UI.

What desktop environment are you using on ubuntu?

Gnome

I’ve got 18.04 with KDE.

Have you tried ubuntu Budgie 18.04?

No. I only have the one 18.04 instance.

Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 looks pretty nice.

That's a great looking desktop.

@coliver said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

@wirestyle22 said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

Funcom

I actually enjoy most of Funcom's games.

Dreamfall!

@thwr seems like it has to be capacity. The 100TB SSD is, I would guess, ridiculously expensive. This would be for affordable capacity, I would have to think.

That 100TB drive is going to start having some serious problems getting enough data on or off through the SAS bus. The Mach.2 will still be constrained by the mechanics, but not nearly as much as a traditional 15K drive would be.

What kind of workloads will you be upgrading?

@jaredbusch said in HTTPD Fails To Start On Reboot Fedora:

Ignore that error 100% of the time.

That is an info message only and is not relevant.

I see it all the time on working systems.

It's interesting that Seagate feels that continuing to invest in spinning drive technology continues to make sense today. That has to be really expensive research that they are doing. Great that they are squeezing more performance from the technology, but will that additional performance and additional sales that it generates, offset the research cost versus investing more into solid state technologies?

Maybe if this was a 200% increase in performance, or a 1,000% increase. But only 60% seems like it would be exceptionally hard to justify unless it was somehow tied to a huge leap in density or drop in manufacturing cost.

I don't see a lot of use for Docker in IT circles. Good for testing out a product, but not how you want to run it when you are really getting down to brass tacks.

@bbigford said in VPN and Exchange:

@reid-cooper said in VPN and Exchange:

@bbigford said in VPN and Exchange:

I just tried a web browser to see what appliance I would hit, and it goes straight to OWA.

Just port forwarding, most likely.

So you're thinking that 'Exchange' coincidentally is what hostname was given to the vpn service.

Exactly, that's what I'm thinking. Someone was thinking of the VPN as existing to access OWA, so named it Exchange.