Thanks. My more recent attempts seemed to be leaning towards WSL 2, though the
other looked like a much simpler approach. I hope I don’t have a dozen copies
of "Ubuntu 20.04 LTS” cluttering together …
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On 20210624, at 21:19, Aaron Jones via PLUG-discuss
wrote:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10#install-windows-terminal-optional
Don’t use wsl 1 but use 2 if you can help it.
> On Jun 24, 2021, at 8:40 PM, Victor Odhner via PLUG-discuss
> wrote:
>
> I got a Windows 10 laptop to mesh with some (ech!) Microsoft in a project.
>
I got a Windows 10 laptop to mesh with some (ech!) Microsoft in a project.
I’m learning very slowly, since (a) I retired from software in 2013 and (b)
have been in recovery since then and (c) I really never stepped outside Linux
except for company email.
So of course I’ll make Linux available o
I've looked at the spec for your thinkpad box recommended before, it's a
beast for sure, but really down on intel these days. Intel+nvidia gpu has
_NEVER_ worked for me, and just angers me to contemplate wasting money to
try again for a non-crap intel gpu, I've never been able to make it work
even
I agree with your comments on BTRFS, it's exactly why I've never bothered
with it, as it wasn't getting me anything. I want to be rid of using
mdraid and luks for a native solution, but replacing layers for no or
negligible benefit.
Last I had rebuilt my laptop, arch supported encryption, but not
On 6/24/21 7:29 AM, Stephen Partington via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> I would +1 the zfs arrangement on this configuration as well. I am still
> rather new to zfs filesystems, but my VM host is really happy with zfs.
> My configuration using zraid and a pair of SSD's for storage tiering has
> been very
I would +1 the zfs arrangement on this configuration as well. I am still
rather new to zfs filesystems, but my VM host is really happy with zfs. My
configuration using zraid and a pair of SSD's for storage tiering has been
very nice as a balance.
For a laptop that may meet your needs, I would sugg
