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themodelplumber 8y ago
Ok, that's what I was missing, I think--I see that stuff as "advanced home networking" and less lab-like. But I do really enjoy it. How do you manage with all the upgrading and maintenance? It seems like a simple distro upgrade could throw various stability-oriented subsystems like "photos of my family" into compete chaos.
- klez 8y ago
  That's where "stable" distributions (like, e.g., Debian stable) come into play. You only get updates for security-related stuff (and, IIRC, stuff-breaking bugs), which seldom break things.
- starkruzr 8y ago
  Snapshots. Make them, screw up, revert.
- jdubs 8y ago
  That's the exact reason I stopped using that stuff. Nothing is worse than the roommate complaining about being unable to watch tv while the raid 5 rebuilds.