Why are you trying to play over LAN instead of hosting the server and having both users connect?
If you’re set on playing over LAN you can try zerotier.
Why are you trying to play over LAN instead of hosting the server and having both users connect?
If you’re set on playing over LAN you can try zerotier.
Thanks I’m gonna give it a go
I started on Emacs and then didn’t use it for a few years and forgot everything so now I’m stuck on Nano. But that’s fine because nano does everything I want it to do.
Its so over
Is zsh a terminal or a language like bash? I don’t get what it is from reading descriptions
25% Camel case, 25% Pascal and 50% of the time flatcase. It drives me insane when I try and autocomplete a folder only to realise it was Downloads instead of downloads. I keep telling myself i will go through and make it all flatcase but I put it off because i tell myself i will rebuild my computer next week every week.
The lazer client ui feels amazing. It’s so smooth and intuitive.
There is the overkill method of proxmox clustering VMs. You could work from a cloud instance of your distro. There is NixOS, you would clearly define your whole system and then back up and import your home folder when switching between the PCs. Since you are using an immutable distro already you can probably skip nix and use a onedrive type solution setup to sync your home directory. I havent used it but other people have suggested Syncthing and it seems like it would work for your use case and be the simplest option.
After reading that I still don’t understand what an xdg intent is. Is there a simple explanation?
I got a chromebook with 2gb RAM, the shittiest CPU and 16gb of storage. Slapped arch on it and it works great for watching movies and youtube.
Does minetest have factory mods like industrial craft and thermal expansion?
You should give portal reloaded a go. They just released co op mode. Its not an official portal game but it feels like one.
No one said we need to play roblox on linux. We WANT to play roblox on Linux because its our computer and we want the freedom to play what we choose and not be arbitrarily limited by an asshole game studio.
Ubuntu is a great distro. It’s performant, ,its stable, its well configured it looks nice out of the box. For seasoned Linux users they can be more picky with which their distro but as an intro to Linux I always recommend mint and Ubuntu.
Windows updates don’t happen automatically in an Enterprise environment. They are tested and pushed out once the version is determined to be stable.
In comp sci our labs ran fedora and I didn’t even know what Linux was I just laughed at the computer saying fedora. I thought I was on Mac tbh.
This only gets more effective by the year