

I’ve done that. It works well enough but my machine had 32mb of ram so I could only really use the tty


I’ve done that. It works well enough but my machine had 32mb of ram so I could only really use the tty


Nothing
The Graphene devs are mostly full of smoke


Note: these don’t work in the US


My guess would be a hardware failure
Check all of the system components. That machine is quite old and could be having issues.
If it is really an Nvidia issue you could always pull the GPU.
Another troubleshooting thing you could do is setup SSH and monitor dmesg


Fedora doesn’t support X11
Edit: scratch that I’m thinking of Fedora gnome
You could install a newer kernel. Support was added more recently


I wouldn’t bother with a UPS


I wouldn’t
Is mTLS an option?
You also could setup a ingress node on the network to route certain IP addresses over Tailscale.
I personally prefer Netbird


And ECC memory solves this how?
If you have a hardware issue you are screwed. That is why you keep backups


Reminds me of manifest v3
They just delayed it until people got bored being mad
You are way underestimating the difficulty of that
Android is tye result of billions of dollars worth of development


Whoa whoa whoa this isn’t the Phoronix comment section
I don’t think there is one


I don’t understand Google


Strip is down and clean it thoroughly
Once you have done that do an inventory of what it is. If it is more than 8 years old recycle it


Doubt it since BSD is missing a ton if features Linux has


Side note: do not install Proxmox on cheap storage mediums


Physically log into it and check the “vitals” (logs and resource usage)
If I had to speculate I would say that your network card has faulty firmware.
https://f-droid.org/
Anyway a lot of these developers get it wrong. Don’t bully people into paying with aggressive or misleading tactics as that just alienates your user base. Instead make the app so good to use that people are willing to pay for extra features. The free version should be so good that people stop and wonder how they can support the dev. Then offer a feature that is genuinely useful.