I’m using 2 old laptops for a Jellyfin server. One runs Jellyfin, Sonarr and Radarr. The other runs Jackett and Transmission. I’m looking to add a third to handle Sonarr and Radarr and let the original one do just Jellyfin.
I have no backups except for the ones Jellyfin, Sonarr, and Radarr create 🤷♂️
I’ve installed Mint on 2 older MacBooks. All I had to do was plug in to Ethernet and update the drivers to get it working. I have had no problems with either one since.
Thinkpads are super durable and kind of fun. I got a bunch of T420s (nice) from my boss for free and they’re all running Mint fantastically, as well as some 90s games. (They are being used for the occasional LAN party)
The T420 is from around 2011, so if you spent money on one you could get a better one easy.
Ohhh ok yeah that makes sense. Now I’m thinking about if I want to use it… hmm
I knew about the containers, which I’ve been using for a long time now. How is this different?
Why does that matter to you?
The web interface is fantastic. I just use a spare laptop with a wireless keyboard and mouse
It’s also any RPG-like game that lets you summon creatures or undead
No doubt. Why do you need an account on their servers to use a server on your own hardware? So dumb.
After reading this I’m confused about what immutable means
Not if you buy a gift card before you find a game you want
How do you mean low value? I definitely see value in being able to have every package available offline in certain settings.
Maybe you got a cabin with a sick (single player) gaming setup but no internet (I dunno I’m spitballin’) and you want to do some updates.
Pack up a drive with everything possible and make it happen!
Yeah and I know one of my laptops only has a 250GB drive.
I thought it was a typo at first, but it was explained. I get it now :)
Yeah no doubt no doubt. I thought it was maybe a typo or something and was supposed to be 4.3, like someone hit 0 on the numpad :D
It makes sense now
Ahhhhh, ok.
Wild… I think I might try to get my OS that big one day just for kicks
Sorry, but 403GB?
That’s a lot of space for an OS, isn’t it?
I kid, but Linux is the third option. I’ve been getting to know it lately and am just about ready to switch my main machine.
You’re on Lemmy and haven’t heard the word of our lord and saviour Linus Torvaldes?
I’ve done it on a 2010 pro and a 2014 pro. Both work quite nicely.
I had a Barcode Battler. I loved it. Looking back, I guess the fun came from the book that accompanied it along with creating my milk, cereal, or soap themed heroes.