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Updating my server to fedora 43, been stuck like this for 90 minutes. in c/linux@lemmy.world
Updating my server to fedora 43, been stuck like this for 90 minutes. in c/linux@lemmy.world
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The Ubuntu experience: in c/linuxmemes@lemmy.world
[–] 17 points 10 months ago (10 children)

I know it’s not exactly what you’re asking for but fedora is reaaaally nice. I don’t think I’ve had a single “unstable” package and it’s kept up to date really well. The only concern I have with it is red hat, I’m just hoping they don’t decide to enshittify

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    [–] 9 points 10 months ago (2 children)

    I grew up on macOS, until a few years ago where I actually had my own personal computer for the first time, which had windows pre installed, so i used that and like it a lot more than macOS, i just felt so much more free, and the general workflow felt more intuitive to me, then, early this year, i switched to Linux and there’s no way in hell I’ll ever go back. In just a couple months I learned more about how computers worked than I did over something like 12 years of using computers as a teen. It’s really crazy to me how once you get something set up on Linux, it just works, and all of the documentation is open and detailed!

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    What's something that, after you had it, you immediately wanted another? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
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    Finally set up nginx as a reverse proxy. (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
    submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
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    Nothing crazy in this post, I just wanna brag about setting up nginx for my media server.

    My media sharing journey has been long, with a number of huge upgrades to my setup. I started in January, where I would torrent movies and shows and stream them over discord to my girlfriend.

    In February, the wonderful people of the fediverse convinced me to try Linux, so I installed Fedora Linux on my pc (I absolutely love it and will never go back), I learned so much about Linux in just a few weeks, and wanted to try self hosting, so I installed jellyfin on my computer for just me and my girlfriend.

    In late February (maybe March?), I got a homelab server running to install jellyfin, I had nothing else on it, jellyfin wasn’t even installed through docker (I was afraid of docker). I would manually transfer torrented movies/shows from my pc to the server via sftp clients.

    Eventually, i think May, I introduced some friends/ family to my media server, and realized I needed to scale up a bit, so I setup the full arr stack with jellyseerr and qBitTorrent and migrated jellyfin to docker.

    A few weeks ago, i finally figured out hardware acceleration with my old nvidia graphics card, as it was being a pain in the ass previously. Up to this point, everyone would just connect with my homes external ip and port forwarding.

    This brings us to yesterday, my isp, Comcast, had a “planned” outage that they didn’t warn anyone about. Which ended up changing my ip so none of my friends/family could access anything until I figured out what happened. So, I finally decided to setup a ddns with noip, and looked into nginx and reverse proxies. After a few trials and tribulations, people can now access everything on the server without sticking a port on the end of a url/ip. Along the way i also started hosting my own team speak and factorio servers

    Now I’m just wondering if there’s anything else that’ll make a huge improvement like everything else mentioned, I don’t think there’s anything else I could even want, except upgrading the actual server hardware with more storage

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    Does anyone have suggestions for buying a webcam? (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
    submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
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    Hi everyone! I apologize if this is the wrong community, but I couldn't find a specific "Purchase Recommendations" community or something along those lines, so figured I'd ask here, since this seems to be fairly general. I'm in the market to buy a new webcam, as my current one isn't amazing anymore. The connection to the cable is loose now and constantly disconnects at the slightest movement. The overall image quality is lacking, I think it's 720p, but it feels like it changes all the time, and the frame rate is abysmal, fluctuating between 5 and 30 fps.

    So, the main thing I'm looking for is a good overall build quality, especially in terms of the cable. I move my camera around semi-frequently so it's annoying to fenangle with it all the time to get a good connection. (Side note, a longish cable is appreciated, but not required, I think the current length is around 5 ft, which is just about enough)

    Some smaller considerations, I'd like it to be 1080p @ 60Hz, but those are pretty flexible requirements. I'll happily settle for 720p or 30Hz, but 1080@60 is what I'd really like. Avoiding giant brands, (logitech, namely), is also a plus, but not a huge requirement.

    Thank you so much for any/all suggestions!

    Update: After a few people actually recommended logitech, I decided to look through their webcams and I found a few I liked. After a bit of searching I found a used logitech brio on facebook marketplace for $45, which is what I'll be buying! Thank you again to everyone who took the time to make recommendations!

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