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…Heck, I’d been rocking a Windows and Debian dual-boot setup on my old PC until recently, and this configuration didn’t give me a lot of trouble, either. Since I…
…Whether Proxmox is better than standalone Debian or not is a topic for discussion , but another day. Debian kept the base system simple, and Docker handled all the services I needed. The…
…When I used to change the display resolution on my Linux VMs (specifically instances relying on Debian-based distros) past 1440p, I’d start to encounter weird bugs. If the virtual machine…
…After going back and forth between Ubuntu Server and a barebones Debian version, I decided to opt for the former after seeing a bunch of forum threads about DKMS being broken on…
…However, I realized my mistake fairly quickly and jumped into the LXC rabbit hole with a single TurnKey-based Debian template. Now, I’ve got dozens of LXCs scattered across standalone and…
…In fact, I usually keep a Debian CLI VM running alongside the rest of my essential app stack, and the N100 has no issues keeping up with my light tinkering demands. However…
…There is a Proxmox helper script for setting up an Unbound LXC, but I had some issues getting this running, so what I did instead was spin up a plain Debian LXC…
…In most cases, it’s identical to setting up your GPU on a CLI Debian distro. But if you’re using an old and discontinued graphics card as I do, you’ll…
…I chose bare-metal Linux (Debian) over a virtual environment like Proxmox for a few reasons. Debian is stable, lightweight, and predictable, with no unnecessary background processes. I installed it with the…
…App launches feel significantly slower than the Debian packages, and the storage demands increase. Even if dependencies are similar, one Snap package cannot reference another one or the Linux system. Debian packages…