So what’s the question?

Is there a question in here somewhere?

I believe Dragora is a Chinese-specific distro. Probably not going to find a lot of help for that here.

1. Check if you have Snaps enabled, and if they are taking up space
2. du -hsc /* to get a fairly quick look at what directories holding the most data, then go deeper into each directory to figure out where everything is.
3. Don’t use Snaps if that is the cause.

This is so fucking gross and disturbing.

You probably just formatted with an incompatible filesystem. It would be helpful to know which option you chose, but just make sure it’s ex-FAT, and not FAT16/32.

Containers get upgrades when they run. They get updates as static projects, then are built into containers. Fedora being said container will help none of this process at all though.

I have no idea why you’re even mentioning Foregjo, I’m lost now.

What do you mean? Looks like they use tags to track releases: https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM/tree/2.2.6

You’re just browsing the main branch perhaps. They probably don’t consider these stable, but they’re all tracked in the releases page: https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM/releases

This will not end well for them.

Need specs. Have you checked your free memory while games are running?

Secure how? Containers aren’t secure because of their base contents since the majority of everything in the image isn’t even executed. It’s not like running an OS.

A secure container by definition will be the one with the LEAST amount of contents in its base. This is the point of Distroless.

A container is going to get compromised because of its running code 9/10 times, not because the base was compromised. This of course is not including supply chain attacks.

Any podcast telling you that adding more stuff into the container image will make it secure has an inferior bridge. Come check out my much better bridge over here…

Cicada is basically the FOSS version of GitHub Actions. Works pretty well, but the setup and admin is definitely more work than you might want when GA is already available.

Whichever really. AMD will give the best overall performance for your needs, though Intel chips IF they have QuickSync can have some hardware acceleration benefits with respect to transcoding.

Minipc is probably going to be the cheapest and most power efficient option. Check out the Minisforum Refurbished page.

And what happens when you enable each of these rules one at a time, querying between each application of a rule? It’s only 5 rules.

It’s blocking the querying as well? It’s hard to discern where the issue is.

Mdns is udp on port 5353, and your rules don’t seem to block outgoing udp, so your dig should work if enabled or not.

Same as any other distro. Best practices.

…until people who don’t know better start googlin’

It’s a gateway to SNAP, which is why it’s bad.

The dumbest possible choice, IMTO

Dude straight up says “SteamOS doesn’t work on everything” and in almost the same sentence says “Bazzite is cool”. This guy does not understand puters AT ALL 🤣

Also, the rant about the terminal while complaining about Arch about made me laugh so hard I’d sploosh.

Using a tool for a job you don’t understand will yield unexpected results, fool. 😘