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Where do you post your pictures of your battlestations?

I'm pretty addicted to /r/battlestations for seeing people's set-ups but almost all of them are Windows-based.

I also spend way longer than I should browsing /r/unixporn looking at people's desktops.

So where is the Linux community posting their battle station pictures? I'd love to see some of the hardware set-ups you all have running.

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Old Surface Pro 3 as Linux server

I have a laptop I don't use since the screen is cracked.

I was thinking to use it as server for various applications.

Anyone using similar system?

Which are the settings so that it never goes to sleep and that screen stays off?

Does it all make sense or will be unstable?

Alternatively will use
Windows 10 and on top Docker
Or
Proxmox with on top one or more VM with Ubuntu server (on one Docker on it)
Or
Ubuntu server with Docker on top.

Server will be
Mattermost plus Audio capability
Home Assistant
Maybe Motioneye for some cans.

Thoughs?

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I need help doing this. I did that but prof wants a command instead
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Headphones

Hey, im new to Linux, I'm using Kubuntu for my laptop. I setted up everything well and it's working 10/10 except one thing, when i connect my headphones (usb) ir detects them but the sound keeps comming out from the speakers.
what am I doing wrong?

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When do you think Wayland will become mainstream?

I have been on Linux for about 2 months now and now I am happy haha, And I have learned a lot about Linux and how it works I also found out about Xorg and Wayland, People have been saying Wayland is the next big thing but my distro (Manjaro kde) Even though Wayland package does exist it isn't a replacement per say, I also know that some distros are actually starting to use Wayland I think Gnome uses it (Not sure), So my question is that, when is Wayland going to fully replace Xorg and why have people/Developers not transitioned to waylaid?

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Please correct me if I got any information wrong I have only been 2 months but I have learned a lot in these months! ;D

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Is 128 SSD enough for dual boot windows?

I wont be playing games or watching movies, just labs for school and projects.

Finances and a bit of an issue and if I can save a few pennies now...

Thanks in advance

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With exFat native in 5.4, is seems to now be THE fstype for win/linux shared drives.

As a heavy VM and multi-boot user, it sems like the release of native exFat support in the 5.4 kernel is the holy grail I've been working around all these years. No user space drivers, no ntfs issues, shared seamless native mounts to multiple VM's and multi-boot systems with native drive performance.

I suppose it's somewhat new and may have some growing pains. But I wonder if there are other inherent limitations to exfat that have kept it limited to SD cards and such rather than on real drives. I'm hoping it was just the lack of kernel drivers (might as well bow to windows and use ntfs if you need a userspace driver anyway).

I haven't tried it yet, but hope to this weekend. Hopefully it's as simple as updating the kernel and mounting - I don't know if the distribs have to do something special to expose it.

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File system recommendations for home server

I'm planning on setting up a home server in the next few days and I'm looking for recommendations on setups for storage. Links to articles are very much appreciated

A little background I have run home servers in the past but never ones with large data pools. I'm planning on running almost everything in docker and on Arch Linux. I'm comfortable with experimenting and learning.

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USB flash as primary drive?

Wondering if it's possible to boot up a laptop that has no internal harddrive whatsoever, using a bootable USB flashdrive with something like ubuntu on it, but have the state persist.

I'm not talking about 'trial' sessions, I'm talking about persistant, regular OS setup, where you're installing/customizing everything. But that just happens to be all done from /media/somebody/sandiskcruzer...

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Debian installation help

I downloaded a Kali image. I completed most of the installation process up until it gets to the point to switching the OS to Debian. When I try to continue from there, it says that it can't load the Windows OS. What am I doing wrong?

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