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Any video on how to set up ssh remote access on proxmox

@@festusbest1009 You have access to that via the web UI also. Can just open a shell in the GUI and you have console access.

Thanks for the sub! And glad it helped you :)

What Type Is Your Linux OS

That is a different package manager. Mint uses another one. This is for arch based systems. You CAN setup other packages managers on different distros but it isn’t recommended. It’s a mess.

Agreed. The new ones do look nice also. But the price and specs don’t match up.

Well you need the app installed on the phone and also KDE Connect open on the computer and then you can add the phone as a device. You using Plasma or GNOME?

For the small laptop?

@@RobertMizen I was thinking the 16”, it’ll probably take some time.

Left hand panel?

@RobertMizen Sorry I meant when you log into Cockpit off to the left side where you can see the different tabs. On your video you can see it to the left side "Podman Containers." But for me nothing shows up after installation of package into my openSUSE Leap Server

@@prestigefleet so you can login to cockpit? But not see the stuff on the left side?

@RobertMizen Correct after that tip you gave me I was able to login in perfect 👌. Then when I login in and do all my updates and all my package installations the "Podman Containers" doesn't pop up.

@@prestigefleet Nice one! Now head over too: cockpit-project.org/applications.html it has a list of all the addons for Cockpit. Id recommend at least the following: cockpit-networkmanager cockpit-storaged cockpit-podman cockpit-selinux cockpit-tukit That will handle network management, storage, podman containers, selinux if you are using it and also updates inside the UI.

I understand that. I used to live in Ecuador. Electronics are not easy to come by for some stuff. But the company is small and expanding. Now they are in the states and more countries in Europe. Officially not in Sweden lol. Even though that is where I am now. But once they arrive in Latin America then parts won’t be much issue. If imagine they will open in Chile or some thing first.

@@RobertMizen Well, I am from Chile and will be very happy to see them coming here, but as you say, we will have to wait until they expan to LATAM

@@ZenkiSagara Yeah. I mean I have had mine for more then a year without issue so replacement parts I didn’t have need for. But you could wait.

@@RobertMizen I am more concerned here for customs checks, they are famous for charging unreasonable random taxes for products they see fit or sudendly lose your products. Minor drawback is obviously the waiting for delivery, but that's manageable

@@ZenkiSagara I know that, Ecuadorian customs have enjoyed much of my stuff lol

Not sure on Ubuntu. But did you ensure the daemon was running also. I need to revisit this as lot of changes has been made. It maybe a user permission

You won’t be able to login using the default root account as it doesn’t have access to ssh etc. So you need to create another account on that machine or change the ssh root privilege for root. I’m in the middle of a new series for this :)

Thank You for that tip, Went back and fixed the issue! Appreciate it

@@prestigefleet Glad to hear it :)

It’s to support different type of PSU. Normal size ones don’t need but if you have smaller PSU then it helps or if you mount the chassis sideways etc.

@@RobertMizen No idea, I have a Supermicro PSU which is the correct size but it is a bit thinner. If the chassis is horizontal then the external screws can hold the PSU in place. If it was mounted sideways then I wouldn't want the static load to be left unsupported. However I couldn't find a permutation of brackets and positions that would work. Nevermind that. Now on with the challenge of plugging in the front panel connectors to the Supermicro motherboard. I guess this is the price to pay for not buying a Supermicro chassis where it just works but for crying out lout, they could had spliced the cables from the front panel to the motherboard completely so that they can move independently. Piss poor design.

@@nautaki some supermicro chassis can be little special. So yeah, but the front panel on this chassis is standard. I have a supermicro board in mine now and it fits

@@RobertMizen the problem I have is that the cables from the front panel to the motherboard are not independent. This makes it very hard to plug them to the correct connection on the motherboard. I had an idea though. Supermicro gives you an adapter for connecting third party motherboards to their chassis. I could use that instead. Hmmm......

@@RobertMizen by the way, I can see your PSU is similarly sized to mine. I wonder if you used any brackets to support it.

Vivaldi I use on my computers and iPhone.

Glad it helped. :)

That generation of laptops were pretty well built and last long time. Now Apple does not want that. It’s crazy that laptops and phones should last at most 4 years according to the companies. It’s insane. Glad you got more use out of yours :)

Glad it helped!

Nice. That gona be good. Let me know when it arrives :)

That’s called a wild beard for Swedish winters. Appreciate the beauty 😎😉

Thanks dude :)

Can’t really change anything. An SSD perhaps and maybe little bit of ram. But otherwise I’m going to take that comment as that “I have been upgraded” ☺️

Yeah you can. I have few noctua fans mounted there right now. Whole panel comes off and you can mount bunch of fans easily there

Apple isn’t the best. They make good stuff but quality and innovation has dropped somewhat and my current iPhone is so slow now. For no reason. I know it’s Apple. They have been caught doing this. I think iOS is great, I actually like a lot of how Apple do things but the repairs, consumer rights, privacy, anti consumer practices etc. can not stand and the only way is to drop them until they change.

@@RobertMizen Maybe but I was talking about Desktop OS and -hardware. Not mobile.

@@derJackistweg same applies.

Sure thing. Thanks for feedback

Sit closer :)

@@atlantic_love LOL

I am always trying to improve as I learn. So I will take this in to account, thank you for the feedback.

Getting there. Moving soon. I have a Patch Panel and some keystones etc. Busy passing some kidney stones instead though lol.

Have not tried but that should be fine. Your giving access to truenas via passthrough and truenas can rebuild based on that. Not tried it myself though.

Thanks, glad it helped you :)

Still playing yeah. I am using OpenSUSE rather then Manjaro. But stability for gaming has been the same. Should hop in to our discord and let me know and others your service and character etc. discord.gg/VduSt45g

Performance is much better today due to updates of Proton and Wine

@@sebastiangonzales46 Yeah it really is. Was playing last night after few months break on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and was smooth as butter

@@RobertMizen I tried this on MX Linux, Deepin, Endevour OS, Fedora, Nobara, Pop OS and everwhere the same.... click game start on Steam > It says "Game starting.." and then nothing... Proton 9, Proton Experimental, Proton GE... same same -.- .... Nvidia Driver 550, 545, 535... same sam .... I rage quite (i5 gen.5 / GTX 750 Ti)

That’s strange. I do not see how that could have an affect. I think it maybe to do with permissions on your user.

Thanks 😎

Glad it helped. The app works good and sure can be faster but I use it in a pinch when I am not syncing nextcloud stuff.

yum install podman -y

Thanks for this reply. Just always update using same command and update what you have

Thanks. I plan some more soon also :)

Buying an expensive item such as a laptop should be well thought out. I had to decide a lot on this. However after a year. I really love it. The screen is solid for me and quality is holding up nicely. And I use mine ALOT. So if you have the ability go for it. I reckon if you have another laptop then perhaps prioritize other purchases and once you know your fine. Grab one. You will be happy.

Have not tried but actually want too now!

Yeah this is still working. I have it to my school for use there and it’s same board and setup basically just in another case. I replaced the setup recently to a AMD EPYC system

Thanks, that’s great. The AliExpress link is not working now, could you share a new one? Also, did you use it for 24x7 and its power consumption please? Thanks again!

@@jackz166 I dont have the power consumption on hand, i did not record that. (Its so cheap for electric here). I had it on all the time, downtime is the enemy ;) You could check this page out: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004216666524.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.3.4a7aHYTbHYTbsQ&algo_pvid=c7e996e0-8123-4524-92b1-8f5b32db55d7&algo_exp_id=c7e996e0-8123-4524-92b1-8f5b32db55d7-1&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21163.22%2197.93%21%21%21163.22%2197.93%21%40211b600517173506150055167e11d7%2112000039298518380%21sea%21SE%212566704698%21&curPageLogUid=NQPCYTU44jJv&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

Hope you can do it! It’s good attitude. With the ease of replacing stuff. I think it’s likely they will last.

Well this isn’t the framework 16 with a gpu. So while I can edit on here (it works well enough for most use) it’s just faster with my better spec desktop. But I absolutely can edit on my laptop. Just my routine for editing means 95% of the time I at home when I need to edit. I have a EGPU at work that works a treat with the laptop for editing and also even Unreal Engine etc. I have thought about a dock. I think I maybe even seen that video!

@@RobertMizen Oh I said "for your use case" - didn't imply you can't edit videos on the laptop, but you clearly feel you still need the desktop (you said in the video twice that you still use the desktop for "real" editing)

@@deersakamoto2167 Yeah, but for me the laptop is great for working away from desktop. I do not want to really do that kind of work while out. But yeah i get what you mean

Would be cool. Fairphone have done a fairly good job. Shift phone also looks interesting.

You’re missing a o in that command. Microos-cockpit

@@RobertMizen I tired to go thru the steps how to install it on Cockpit site but it will not install it. By SLE Micro I have found that I can do it by installation what works but standard SLE server version it will not work even I do what I will :-( and by the Micro version I doesnt know how to install the addons to it, while it will offer me to download the code and I need to build it and on micro aren't the developer tools for it :-(. Thanks for help.

Not available. Sold it while back

Glad this video helps! Even when I posted ages ago. Good luck

I do love this model also. It’s kind of modern retro.

Those were great models too. I paid for mine using a 30 pound study allowance the government used to give for going to vocational school. Took ages lol.

Fair, i have yet to find a laptop or device that has a perfect OOBE for Linux. That being said i have the same issue with Windows and MacOS. Still end up a couple of days of changing settings, updating drivers, remove all the crap they load on the system etc. All though with Linux i have had to do more then that with Manjaro, EndeavorOS and OpenSUSE.

You can turn off all the information you want in the visual panel, should be some tick boxes next to the things you want and do not want. Let me know how you get a long with it

@@RobertMizen I couldn't find any tick boxes pertaining to those options. Do you have a discord or signal I can add? I feel like it might be a better way to figure this out than youtube comments lol

@@YseultCeirw Sure there should be a discord link in the description. If not use this: discord.gg/uBNRbWVv I am at work right now, but i will check the messages there during the week. As soon as i can :)

Fairphone is next on my list. Tried one for couple days and loved it. It doesn’t ship to Sweden either 😏 but got one anyone from the UK. Worth the extra customs tax etc.