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I use the VESA plate to mount on the back of a monitor (with an extension plate since there's a stand too). Completely out of view, almost silent, I can just fl
by mrspuratic 3y ago
I use the VESA plate to mount on the back of a monitor (with an extension plate since there's a stand too). Completely out of view, almost silent, I can just flip the DP/HDMI inputs and go from "work" to "home" desktop (though full-screen VNC is plenty zippy and saves faffing with keyb/mouse). It's just a home (linux/Slackware) server for storage/streaming/tinkering but glad I spent a few extra € as it's rock solid.
My sheevaplug (!) sits unloved in a drawer since I got it :D