Function is what I want.
t0m5k1
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Not sure I could get with the huge string of arguments, That needs to be shortened to follow the ls style of stacking letters behind minimal "-"
Does look good but I prefer function to form.
Interesting though
True but when people speak of rust being safe they actually mean the way it deals with memory and that it is harder to arbitrability view the mem space it uses unlike C and it's children.
Pretty soon being version 10/11+
People need to start being realistic.
It's gonna be a loong time before you fave game will run in native wayland.
it puts the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again
Why does ls need a replacement?
What does this do that ls cannot?
Edit: cheers for the downvote for valid questions!! Guess the reddit mindset never leaves some.
This is the way.
Some helpful links:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kerberos
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Active_Directory_integration
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Samba/Active_Directory_domain_controller
Suggest you run a small virtual lab to get your head around things.
It is doable, and there are articles out there about sysadmins running it with great success in a mixed environment.
Good luck, admin 👍🏻
Apple is the reason for lack of games. Just look at the app store money grab and total lock in.
Install parallels and then windows and play your games.
As an ex nvidia and recent amd user on Linux, I'd say wayland isn't ready for gaming. X11 is still great, and wayland is the sand dunes of Linux in that they just move too fast for valve to adequately offer stable support. Also xwayland is really what's running most games, and that is just another layer.
Electron apps are shit and just a fancy chrome window get a real app or just use chrome --app=https://url.tld
using proxmox without the web gui is possible but it is expected to be accessed via webgui or term/ssh and the VMs on there accessed via ssh,rdp,vnc,novnc,etc.
Due to it fundamentally being an advanced qemu/kvm/virtio frontend you can use virtmanager to access the VM from a desktop. In this instance try something like i3, awesomewm, bspwm or even xfce (it can be very light weight).
You do you choom