Ok so here's my latest plan to procrastinate: I will switch back to Windows as host OS, then run either Hyper-V or VMWare hypervisors. Linux VMs for personal stuff, another for nightjob stuff (coz you guys are always trying to hack me), a hot wallet VM and a cold wallet VM. Windows host for the GUI performance 🖖

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Honestly
I will not touch windows even with a 3m pole. Everytime I ran my win desktop there was samething to update or fix. Lost to much time and files to go back to windows.
Sticking to linux & docker

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Honestly I've had more issues on Linux than windows though... But that seems to be because Ubuntu is dumb

Usually when I have issues is my fault.
Now I have a cluster of machines with slackware 15 and double ssd in raid each. Data on NASes with dual or more disks and proper cooling
Problems gone
Whenever something brakes I replace a ssd or machine
Thinking of doing the same with my raspberrypis

Week 2 of 24/7 Linux and I don't understand the move towards snap on Ubuntu:
- webapps running on Firefox can't use locally installed fonts
- VS Code broke yesterday and I had to roll it back to a previous version
- Obsidian also broke
- Krita randomly crashes

These are relatively popular apps that just don't work!

I think it's Ubuntu and its use of snaps that's the problem:

I think it's Ubuntu and its use of snaps that's the problem: https://warpcast.com/rjs/0xb8d92b0c

I ditched ubuntu as soon as they became to comercial.
Started on slackware in college and is my go to distro for serious projects.
On the other side I spin up my kali linux virtual machine to doublecheck if it is a distro problem or just some hickup