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A Canary appliance is about €600, not $2,500

I'm not OK with flatpaks, they make Linux worse than Windows (FU Canonical, Hello Debian!). So no thumb up and subscription for you.

greetings from Egypt .. nice tutorial .. was very informational

Excellent instructions. The most thorough Qdevice install on Pi that I have run across. Thank you - Uncle Bob

Worked great, thank you. Install on Dell r730 with a Perc H730 mini 12Gbps SAS Controller. The only thing that was different was the PCI number, I just type "sudo lspci | grep raid" mine was 03:00.0. Then just used this and carried on to find the id of the card. All seems to be working. Many thanks.

What's the scam? "The ServerPartDeals Scam, Explained"

2 things. 1. forget that dumb hackerman green scrolling text, it does nothing but make you look cringey. 2. your voice is all over the place. pick a tone and stick with it

Arguably the best arch Linux install guide for some reason is better than others even though it is made for hyprland I used arch install grip for it to brick my usb and my laptop but this archfi smoke is good

I found out about this video while installing proxmox on r730 server It's really cool. Thank you for the high quality video I think I'll watch a lot of your passionate videos in the future. They're the best!

miss those days, was so much more organic and underground. I assume you did your share of mudding as well ? :) great job love your channel

I love this tutorial man! You installed hyprland from the start instead of using an install script that I mostly see others uses. It was amazing tutorial! Give a like

0:43 did I just hear the coin sound from super Mario?

This script is awesome thanks for the tip😇

any torrent tracker recommendations? :)

I've tried it 3 times now. Each time I failed at the following things: 1. I don't know anything about Docker and find Docker very complicated. That's why I couldn't mount a network drive for the photos. 2. How do you make automatic updates, because there is so often a new version. 3. How do I get my jpg file without the immich app? Because I would like to back up the pictures again.

Geek stuff, loving it man:)

Bruh.... Get a rug or something. That echo is killing me

You have a then than typo in your thumbnail

if i made a video like this it would be "why you should buy your own hard drive instead of renting one on another pc" :) ps: i don't use cloud storage. everybody wants to see your files and even better if you pay them every month, it's crazy to me why people do this.

Should've got more RAM for that tablet, or at the very least purchased a more premium model. Also the thumbnail and title feel misleading. I would change the title to something like "How to put apps on SD card" or whatever

Why does the thumbnail for this video show an S9?

Yeah,that's a bummer.

My hyprland is only 8 mb small and doesn’t show up as display manager to choose

!! Is shorthand for repeating the last command. So, if you forget to type sudo then you can just run sudo !!

Thank you TechHeart! Clear and great video. The upgrade is worked beautifully on my 2017 27" iMac.

archfi did nothing thhink it gt replaced with the archinstall script

Thanks for the input. This is actually the first time I've played with any .torrent helpers. TBH, TechHut released a .torrent stack video a day after mine and it's much better. Also, while I did use pia-qbittorrent I've since used wire guard to put ALL containers behind PIA. Thanks for the comment - might make another .torrent video...

What an awkward intro. While I can respect wanting to stick with the Starr suite, I prefer Homepage over Homarr. Also, I feel like you should have at least mentioned Jellyfin and Jellyseerr as an open source alternative to Plex that mostly "just works" and doesn't require you to pay anything and doesn't try to push ad filled streaming services. It's also a bit odd that you chose pia/OpenVPN over Wireguard. As for missing docker apps, you missed quite a few. As a bare minimum, you need FlareSolverr for Prowlarr captcha, Unpackerr for archive extraction, Lidarr for music, Bazarr for subtitles, subcleaner to remove ads from subs and Trailarr for trailers. You will probably also want Shoko for anime, Suwayomi for manga, Kavita for books, Readarr and Kapowarr also for books, Tdarr for automatic transcoding, Vuetorrent theme for qBit and qBit_manage to get around some of the limitations of the web ui. A few bonuses are Wizarr, ErsatzTV, Kodi (client) for HTPCs, Audiobookshelf, OpenBooks and cobalt downloader. This video is one of the few I've seen to go through it step by step. Oh, don't mention cobalt in a video. YubTub will absolutely take it personally.

@45:21 did you mean we have to add splash inside hooks of /etc/mkinitcpio.conf?

What about web reading, web kindle reading? and audio file to text?

The video title is Speech to Text, not Text to Speech, but the video content is almost all about text to speech.

If you watch this in in 2024, just do the Archinstall.

Enjoyed this demonstration. Installed the app. Using it a lot.

This is why I will probably never switch from KDE. I just want a default normal way to use it, with a tutorial on what key does what. What's so hard about making default configuration usable and giving you a 5 minute tutorial on how to use it.

Nano is easier to use. Good tutorial. 😅

how is this learning hyprland?? you're just running a bunch of scripts off of the internet.

very nice i didnt knew gnome can be riced this way!

18:03 YEEEEEAHH

Subscribed and looking forward for your follow up videos on these drives. I just got the same drive from serverpartdeals and im going to get more when the budget allows for it. Right now im preclearing it on unraid and looking for a reason why this deal was so good. I only see good things with the exception of people complaining sbout CS from SPD when they have a warranty claim. Thanks for making this video!

I should probably do this instead of telling the cluster to only expect 1 node every single time I need to reboot both my r720 and r710. Also first comment! Boo yah!

I spent HOURS looking for solutions on why I could not get Hyprland to work. Finally found this video, and it turns out I missed the capital H in Hyprlander 😭

Wonderful project!! I think the cam video popping out is firefox feature.

I’ve downloads all of the packages but the problem is “nwg-look-bin” every time I run the script it fails 24:14 (Im very new)

NixOS is short on this type of tutorial content overall so it's good this exists

Awesome walkthrough in getting hardware passthrough to work! Managed to do this on a HP Proliant with a raid controller Just a note, vim editor was not usable in my setup? so I used nano instead. I ended up not needing to setup ssh to do the commands either. I just did it all in the proxmox node's shell. Thank you, saved me lots of time!

@techheart6090 youtube keeps not showing my replies to my original comment so idk if you're seeing them and I doubt you are. The github repo is seanPruss/sneederland it contains my dotfiles and a script to install everything.

I initially installed arch and hyprland with Sol's repo and script but I started changing the config so much I forked the repo to put my own configs and packages in. I also stripped out some of the stuff I didn't use like light/dark mode and the rest of the hyprv_util script.

Does it have PCMCIA? One could use a PCMCIA CD-ROM and install Tiny Core Linux… might be better than looking for a distro with floppy support

Question: why not use Tiny Core Linux?