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That's awesome.

Thanks for this and the previous video on the hyperbackup and the glacier packages! Super helpful as I'm looking for a convenient way to offsite my nas data.

Where is the link to the file? Sorry great video but i tried to copy the format from the notes here and the format is incorrect. Thank you sir.

thank you

How does this compare to Window's RDP with a Windows guest OS?

Do you run an illegal drug marketplace on the darknet with HomeLab?

You don't really need to hardcode IP adresses, Docker resolves the name of the containers by itself 🙂

6 months ago I had a wife and kids and a happy life, then I started homelabbing. . . Welcome to the club 9:52

What video card are you using?

Quick question. Can the 172.16.*.* network see the Proxmox Gateway meaning 192.x.x.x from the diagram shown?

This is exactly what I need. Thanks so much! I've subscribed. I'm just getting started with CUDA but I have an old 2010 computer with a Geforce GTX 460. I think I need a new computer. Should I get Linux or Windows (or both on the same machine)? What's a good, reasonably powerful GPU to start on?

Thank you really a good video. It worked in single go. I would like to know if there are more videos for this. I am adding multiple RDP PC's and want to setup when user login into guacamole with username/password, they should directly RDP into that specific client?

How did you get this to work? I followed these steps and it seems to always hang on the last 8-15% of the backup. All file activity stops and digging into synology logs it seems like it's failing to check permissions. How come you didn't need to disable permission checks on synology side? This used to be a feature but has been long removed, yet you didn't need it anyway / your backups somehow completed w/o hanging at the end?

great and to the point. ty

In my testing these models are way inferior to the chatgpt 4o. Most also doesn't support document upload nor they connected to the internet. So they can tell you jokes and such but no way alternate to using the paid version.

Noob here! Should this also work if the TrueNas is at a remote location?

Thanks, was wondering about all this. How much did it cost in the end? Currently, I'm backing up my Synology NAS to another Synology NAS but that's not an offsite backup.

Hi, Need to help i can not install Opnsense it’s showing message when installing that incomplete “ Starting web gui ... enter full pathname of shell or return for /bin/sh “

Thanks for this excellent video. I get this error message: "mysql> source ./initdb.sql ERROR: ASCII '\0' appeared in the statement, but this is not allowed unless option --binary-mode is enabled and mysql is run in non-interactive mode. Set --binary-mode to 1 if ASCII '\0' is expected. Query: '-'. Any idea what might be causing it?

Wish wish I had seen this before spending an hour messing around. This is exactly how I got it working in the end! It consistently saturates my 1G connection without issue.

Hi, could you explain in short how you setup it up on vscode? in all the tutorials i could find online for c++, they use visual studio instead.

Any particular reason you went with SMB over NFS?

Thank you so much for the video. TrueNAS Scale must have made some major changes because I could not get anyone else's method to work. Connecting through SSH and port 22 made all the difference.

TY For the info. I just turned it off.

Should have went with Linux Mint.

Oh yeah... Uh there's a thing with Nvidia drivers on Fedora... It sucks... Sucks badly. On Arch and based on it distros you just do pacman -S nvidia/nvidia-dkms or nvidia-open/nvidia-open-dkms. A situation with Nvidia on Fedora is what made me switch to Arch, I just couldn't find a way to configure Optimus, this crap was too convoluted and not worth it at that point, so as my friend found a guide how to configure Optimus on Arch and successfully did it on his Manjaro install, I decided fuck Fedora, I'm going Arch btw, and I'm happy ever since.

for note taking i use rnote that is focused on digitalizer pen use

Very informative tour! Thanks for making this video.

Well done video! Using the DNS filtering. What about the kids setting a manual DNS server on their devices? What prevents that from circumventing the DNS restrictions of the family filters?

Thank you, this was a really great introduction and going to try some stuff with it on my own!

Thanks a lot, explained it really well and helped me a lot.

Installers are a bit Eh... Debian installer for example is over 15 years old now I think. Granted, 15 years ago they where ahead of windows. But now it's almost as annoying. It is very clear and you actually get to do something relevant. aka the settings actually do something meaningful and it's not the windows installer's: "I let you jump through hoops to give you the illusion of control." But if you compare it to Ubuntu it is a lot of: Wait for it to do something then set the next step. Wait and repeat. While __buntu lets you set a lot of things early and then just does everything. But with the speed of current computers and internet connection the Debian installer is not annoying anymore since it is still pretty fast. And they are probably and now reasonably just waiting the speed increases out. After all, if the setup is just fast enough that eliminates the wait times too.And installing from USB3+ to an M.2 SSD with 100mbit+ internet connection is already REALLY fast.

Great ideas. Should have linked to previous video in the comments. What do you think is the best OS for hosting a home lab?

Thank you! This was super helpful.

THANK YOU! i have no idea why they don't have a ready to go mysql container and a compose file listed in documentation already, why the hell do we need to do it all manually?...

I just mount my Synology via SMB3 to ~/nas/ and then use rsync. I'm sure there is another way to sync but I'm very comfortable with rsync. I'll be honest, I like it mounted as a local directory and didn't even look at the Synology Linux apps.

is there a way to encrypt or put a password on that tar file?

Weird experience. I had a bit worse one some 20 years ago, then something similar around 15 years ago. But since some 10 years ago Linux just works. Everything. Sad that someone still has such issues, I have not seen them long years. Of course, before I make a choice of buying anything, I look if the maker is good with Linux or to say more correctly, good with standards. I simply do not buy random shit. And everything works always. P.S. Promoting recall ... that is an ad. No sane, unaffiliated person would do that.

Daily driver Linux for 3 months. Loving the customisation option. And I ended on arch + dwm not going back to windows

Is there a way to repoint this to our own endpoint?

Awesome tutorial, I was able to get it running! Was curious if you know how to enable extensions? I’m trying to enable saml, but no luck. I’ve tried copying the saml jar file into /home/guacamole/.guacamole/extensions, but the file gets removed after restarting the container. I’ve also tried adding the extension by editing the stack config in portainer, but no luck. Any suggestions?

bah. fedora's crap. You'd probably have been better with endeavour, or feeling a little nuts? arch. I'm using arch now. I get to tell people that. But honestly, archinstall was sooo easy. and it'll build your desktop for you. you still need nvidia, but that's why i suggested endeavour. nvidia comes installed. And while the arch wiki can be tedious, it's tedious for a reason. I generally scan for what I need. I tried fedora recently. I actually couldn't get nvidia to work before I borked it. There is also a reason why I'm on amd now.

This doesn't help at all to get into Glacier Deep Archive.

a cheep? 😂 i think linux is at use easier then windows (not under the hood) but at daily use :) i go too linux by windows bug who not let me again install win11 and wipe all my data and ban my original payed at ms site windows accounts so i use an win10 bootstick only for make a linux boot stick and boot arch linux, yes it was hard at begin with terminal after 30years windows and dos, but arch was better then windows mmch easier at the UI at the moment i use it daily (8-20hrs) the last 10 months... i dont see it as challenge it an free OS, the last 6months i learned more at terminal and at bugs i not really mmiss windows till now my mouse rgb not work and mouse mmakros wont work bt only for this go too windows again? hell NO! all my games (400+) exapt of 1 run at Linux too so who cares windows, i know only if anytimme i buy a steamdeck or deck 2 or handheld with linux its much easier ;D i use same as windows krita and photofiltre studio X and i workes fine, cp2077 i modded really hard on linux :D cp2077 and the witcher 3 same at my pps 4 and ps5 orts at steam it runs with costum ge aur or experimental or proton 9.11-4 perfect 9.11-4 is from proton plus

what do you prefer? opnsense or pfsense?

What even is "year of the linux desktop?" To me it's every year, haven't had windows installed bare metal for 7 years now, some vms though, but windows 10 was just awful after 7.

Thank you for the great tutorial, I am still stuck on opnsense can't ping the ubuntu (vise versa works), I set the ubuntu to manual to 192.168.1.2 and reload all services

I hate how fedora doesnt ship common software and packages like other distro's

I will also say this was a very honest good review. I have used linux since 2007 and it is refreshing for someone to say "hey I have this weird stuff which of course doesn't work well without a lot of effort, but all these normal things work just fine."

I am not understanding the Davinci Resolve AAC licensing issue. If it were licensing then Windows would also have the same issue