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I've reached the conclusion that formatting my drives BTRFS was a mistake.

Well, this was easy to fix.

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How about a Destiny 2 banner (Titan oriented, please)?

I'm aware of how to install it. Again, the issue is that tool should be part of the image. If docker is included (obviously), then this tool should be too.

That's not really the issue; It should come as part of the system so one doesn't have to do it by hand or rig up /boot/config/go.

Looks like this is still not done? Can we please have it, rather than me downloading it or automating it on the flash side?

Hi BobPhoenix -- Which VNC server are you using on the Linux side? And *if* you're on the Mac, which VNC client?

I was going to suggest the same. We used to call it a "file watcher" file. But saving the PID is the way it is normally done.

Pick up a cheap NUC. Put lots of RAM In it. Not sure if it will be as beefy as getting a Dell etc off of eBay. I can vouch for the NUC though, it works flawlessly. Sipping electricity, and the form factor rocks. And works out of the box. Mine is an older i5 Dual Core job, with 512GB M2 SSD, with 16GB RAM. Whereas my unRAID box is a Xeon Hex Core with 6GB RAM. Needless to say, I run all my VMs on the NUC. I don't do much with the VMs other than to run Docker containers sometimes or playing around with monitoring systems, and general DevOps kind of work. I've most 99% of my Dockers to unRAID, such as Plex, and a few other things.

By the far, this is the easiest way to reformat your existing drives. Kudos to the community.

As long as you're bonding to a bridge, and have a DHCP on your network, you can disable dnsmasq in libvirtd for VMs so it won't bind to port 53: virsh net-autostart --disable default virsh net-destroy default Hope that helps

Do you have the Dockerfile and related in a github repo somewhere? I'd like to take a look at this too. I have a LCD module somewhere in my $100 back of Arduino sensors.

Would be totally interested in this. Hope your Ryzen build gets better. I'm waiting for the dust to settle to build a gaming machine, but I suppose, Windows ought to run without issues.

Very cool idea. I'd love to have it, especially on my headless and aging Acer H340.