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Also, he's installing Fedora (w/Wayland) on Apple hardware, and using NFS. There's quite a lot of things that can go wrong there compared to the less adventuro
by unhammer 10y ago
Also, he's installing Fedora (w/Wayland) on Apple hardware, and using NFS.
There's quite a lot of things that can go wrong there compared to the less adventurous Linux experience of, say, Ubuntu LTS on a Thinkpad/XPS/Zenbook.
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- vetinari 10y agoThe biggest mistake is installing on Apple hardware. Fedora on Thinkpad (including Wayland) is very nice, accessing Synology via SMB or even AFS works very nicely. If I was feeling adventurous and had a need for remote block devices, I would try iSCSI too.