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First thing that came to my mind: https://youtu.be/7RoMaS1pzOE?t=1m30s Though I confused London and Scotland😁
Does it support visuals like ProjectM?
I ran cargo install lemmy_server in the official Docker Image of Rust:
- Memory Usage was ok (approx. 1,5 GB)
- CPU Usage was at peak 100% of all Cores.
load average: 6,15, 6,23, 5,84 - The command finished in
Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 35m 03sreal 35m6.253s user 179m50.287s sys 4m23.684s
is it ok to test it inside a docker image? as i use this machine for my gitlab instance as a runner from time to time, and like to keep the host system clean. In fact only docker and the gitlab-runner is currently installed.
One thing I’ve forgotten, The Disk Space is not the biggest (therefore I always cleanup my used docker instances in my gitlab-ci build process):
root@virusrockpro2:~# df -h
Dateisystem Größe Benutzt Verf. Verw% Eingehängt auf
udev 1,9G 0 1,9G 0% /dev
tmpfs 387M 40M 347M 11% /run
/dev/mmcblk1p1 116G 32G 84G 28% /
tmpfs 1,9G 0 1,9G 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5,0M 4,0K 5,0M 1% /run/lock
tmpfs 1,9G 0 1,9G 0% /tmp
/dev/zram1 146M 36M 100M 27% /var/log
tmpfs 387M 28K 387M 1% /run/user/1000
will that be enough?
I could provide an arm64 builder running on a rockpro64 but it could be that the specs aren’t good enough
Gitlab self hosted is worth a try. you can fine tune every service it uses. And disable unwanted features, and the community edition supports oauth login provider, which circumvents the need for a separate user account creation. I for example run my instance on a single raspberry pi 4 and it runs pretty well.
Another great simple alternative I really like is fossil (from the creator of sqlite)
revealjs also supports markdown, beside HTML and IIRC asciidoc. I really love the web approach🙂
@ronny, there is nothing wrong in particular with the linux Kernel Performance. I’ve only read here and there that he has become a little “messy” over the time e.g. mixed assembler/C/C++ Code (and in more recent versions RUST) inside. And the aspect that a new Kernel is completely written in one language which aims to be really good at Memory Management seems a good Idea to test. I would love to see a more Technical Comparison between the linux Kernel and the RedoxOS Kernel regarding IO latency Memory Management and so on :)
yea for serious projects which should stay free GPLv3 is a really good choice. On my fun projects I chose wtfpl 🙃
There is also collabora for nextcloud which runs pretty well🙂
Gitlab Community edition self hosted. E.g with my arm64 Docket Image. The source code can be found on my instance, gitlab and github 🙂
Using anonymous search engines e.g instances from https://searx.space/ helps escaping the bubble 🙂
You can also define a local directory as apt source folder: https://askubuntu.com/questions/170348/how-to-create-a-local-apt-repository
Vice scheint mir jetzt nicht so die serioseste Quelle zu sein…
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/04/08/the-bad-boy-brand
In my opinion the world isn’t that black and white. For example in my experience let’s compare eclipse (FOSS) Netbeans (I think it was FOSS too) and Intellij. Eclipse and Netbeans were both great IDE’s in the early days. The open plugin architecture of eclipse made Netbeans a de-facto dead project. But the extremely pluggable architecture of eclipse became the biggest disadvantage, e.g there were plugins which were incompatible together and it happened really fast that you broke your IDE. Besides the many legacy interfaces which were still present because of backwards compatibility made it really difficult for a new plugin developer to know which interface to choose for which functionalities. Then there were Jetbrains with their new (proprietary) IDE Intellij, which came long after eclipse, and increased there Market in a very short time, with a very stable piece of software and a clean and intuitive UI.
I was a long time user and defender of eclipse, but in the last 2 years I worked with Intellij and never looked back.
Which peer tube Version is known to work with Lemmy? I always have the following behaviour:
I only get a few videos synced once (after subscribing) and then nothing new is synced from this peer tube instance. I tested on my own Lemmy instance and lemmy.ml
Hopefully it leads to a growing lemmy user base and more contributers 🙂