This

You can use an external ssd adapter too, or clone an existing install with Clonezilla (but should be resizable)

What þe fuck

Actually that is how ChromeOS does the Linux environment. They run a container image in a small performant VM and passthrough the windows with some fancy Wayland tool.

A VM in a container actually

Docker AND KVM

Wtf

Root on exFAT when?

Hm, I only ran update-grub

Ran update-initramfs from the chroot trying to repair it

Found that there is a cleaner way in /etc/default/grub with grub commandline arguments. But that wants a source= variable which is weird to me as that hardcodes a drive in there that wasnt there first?

Tbh I will try this on a secondary laptop now, I reinstalled that thing like 5 times now and am a bit traumatized XD

Luckily we have more than enough

Interesting that might be the case. The install was Deb12, updated to 13. Might not have updated the grub.

But this happened AFTER the 13 upgrade, not before. So rather a newer grub version.

This makes no sense

Pretty accurate

But it is worth it for me

Also if people honestly try to help and share understandable configs, it is way easier. Some people escalate quite a bit and make a computer program from their configs XD

codeberg.org/boredsquirrel/NixOS-Config

You are looking for an outbound firewall

Like the others recommended

OpenSnitch has multiple detection ways, eBPF might require activation in the kernel, there are others too, 4 in total

For me on NixOS it worked in eBPF and proc mode. NixOS’ weird binary placement makes rules less secure I guess as it can only check commands (if it were nix-native it could use a function for that)

And I had tons of "unknown process"es which I needed to allow to not break things, which kinda makes the thing useless

NixOS is great, when it works

You can also rip apart such a laptop if you really want headless. Otherwise, a screen is pretty handy!

Funny thing is how to get the screen off if you are in a TTY. still not sure how!

My favourite too. Has m3u support so in theory can sync with android through something like syncthing. There you can use something like Anrimians Music player that also syncs from and to m3u files

It doesnt fully work currently though, not sure why.

For Android, Anrimians Music player

For Linux there only are a few so check them

• gapless (new, gnome)
• juk (older, minimal, KDE)
• elisa (current, KDE)
• amarok (old, updated, KDE)
• rhythmbox (old, gnome)
• strawberry, clementine (old, Qt)

Kann sein? programming.dev ist aber auch englisch XD

Ok dann fickt euch halt XD

Auf der cooleren Instanz gibts bessere Laune

Yes I use it too, and tuned-ppd is very restricted but ensures easy compatibility

TuneD is really cool, but a weird fix for that problem.

The lack of TuneD is one of the few things keeping me on Fedora and away from NixOS

Never knew that! Always wondered what this apt-get was, supposed it was some older alias or something