Also in some places your ISPs can refuse to give you the PPPoE keys

This was a jumpscare and now I’m scared

Thanks, I’ve also tried to change the autologin with x11 with no success, I’ll try with nobara, but I really liked the console-like features

I’m using Proxmox with an NVIDIA 1050 GPU that I was passing through to another VM for jellyfin transcoding in docker (I don’t need it anymore), because of that I thought that the drivers were set up correctly.

The guest was Bazzite with 2 cores and 2 GB of RAM, I was not even gaming, just login on steam and updating the system and I had sudden crashes with Bazzite only using 1 GB on the Summary…

Could you explain how? I’m pretty lost in this situation…

I’ve recently tried to do that using sunsine and different linux gaming distros and it was awful, the VM was working great for a few minutes and then suddenly crashes and I have to hard stop it.

All the people that I’ve seen talking about it on the internet are using Windows VMs so I guess that I’m doing something wrong or the only way to do it is through a Windows VM, which I’ll not even try.

I use Syncthing for this things, you can even set a folder and keep it in sync with multiple users because it uses P2P

I don’t know why, but that’s a really beautiful picture

Could you explain futhrer? I though that usenet was behind a paywall

I have a dedicated machine that torrents and seeds 24/7 but for some random thing I use my main pc

just out of curiosity, how does it work to have both? since some traits are directly contradictory

The “it’s not fair we pay for these games for them to then be pirated” says it all, it’s not about the company becoming bankrupt because of piracy, it’s because they don’t want to feel bad once they have been scammed with a half made game that others have gotten for free. Because a half made game should be worthless