This happened after Valve discovered that Ubisoft was marketing a cheaper $15 “starter pack” exclusively through its own Uplay store.
Seems fair to me, assuming that starter pack is a server-side component usable with a copy of the game from Steam.
Who said that? I really like it.
Well, I was referring to the ones OP specifically mentioned.
I believe any distro with KDE Plasma will suit your needs. It comes with the exact keybindings for what you are used to from Windows. My personal recommendation would be Fedora (KDE Plasma Desktop Edition). You can use Remmina as the RDP client. From my experience it works the best.
This might not be what you are looking for but in such cases I just use GParted running on a Linux Mint bootable thumb drive.
Though I don’t know if a similarly capable CLI alternative exists for headless servers.
Hey, thanks a lot. I don’t need any of these, and just wanted to say that you are awesome.
Reminds me of Oceanview Motel from Control
Forgive my ignorance as I am very new to networking. Does it not look like it is the other way around? Your certificate manager tries to connect to Let’s Encrypt and fails? Even with DNS challenges, your certificate manager has to tell Let’s Encrypt to check your DNS records somehow.
What did you not like about Headscale? I started using it recently and it seems fine so far. Works identically to Tailscale.
No, Aurora Store does not install Google Play Services. I have used LineageOS a few years ago and back then you needed to install them when you first installed the OS, before even booting into it.
Sorry, but posting an article and changing it’s title (which also turned click-baity) with no comments of your own is quite uninteresting.
BLOB already includes “binary”. That’s what the first B is for.
Sorry, couldn’t stop myself.
Glad you liked it. What was the issue with AppImages?