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Oct 1 •
Check out these often missed Linux Commands in the home lab 👇
Check out 7 Linux Commands Most People Discover Too Late in Their Home Lab #Linux #HomeLab #LinuxTips #SysAdmin #SelfHosted #LinuxCommands https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/10/7-linux-commands-most-people-discover-too-late-in-their-home-lab/
1 like • Oct 2
That's a good list. I've used all of those at some point, but forgot about several after not using them for a while.
Mar 24 •
Project NOMAD
Ran across this project and looks interesting so going to give it a try. Posting it here if anyone else wants to try it. https://www.projectnomad.us/ https://github.com/Crosstalk-Solutions/project-nomad
1 like • Mar 27
I saw the video on YouTube by the project creator a couple weeks ago. I plan to try it but haven't gotten to that part of my ever growing to-do list yet.
1 like • Mar 27
@John Lohman Yep, that's the ones 😂
Mar 4 •
New tool for migrating ESXi virtual machines to Proxmox
PegaProx Now Adds Built-In ESXi Migration and Proxmox Backup Monitoring #proxmox #vmwaremigration https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/03/pegaprox-now-adds-built-in-esxi-migration-and-proxmox-backup-monitoring/
1 like • Mar 13
I've tried setting it up today and not had much success. Everything I try to do, such as update Pegaprox or add a cluster results in it saying what I'm doing is unauthorized. I'm thinking. I set it up by downloading their pre-made lxc container. I'm going to delete that and start over with a Debian container where I'll run the install script and see if that works any better.
1 like • Mar 27
I just set up a brand new instance of Pegaprox this morning after watching @Brandon Lee latest video. This time it seems to be working very well.
May '25 •
What AI tools and models are you using or self-hosting? New Kubectl-AI just dropped!
What am I self-hosting? - OpenWebUI - Ollama - llama3, codellama, gemini, phi3, etc - Kubectl-AI (***New!***) just dropped from Google Paid tools that I think are good? - Windsurf (paid product with free tier) - WarpAI (paid product with free tier) Tell me what I am missing from my list. Let me know what you are using.
3 likes • May '25
@Brandon Lee So this isn't as successful as I originally thought. Admittedly I'm running this on a less than optimal setup. Sometimes under load from using the AI the lxc just shuts off as if someone pulled the virtual plug. I'm going to start over with a full VM instead of the lxc and see how that goes.
2 likes • Mar 27
I unfortunately do not have any good GPU cards to use but I'm still playing with AI some. I have one Proxmox container running llama.ccp and have 3 nodes connected to it with RPC server, including a container on another Proxmox host, an old Intel NUC and a Dell desktop with an I5 CPU and 16 gb RAM. I've tried several models on that setup. It does pretty well but it's far from fast. I'd love to have a better setup but I've got what I've got. I'm also hosting Ollama with a couple models that normally only get started up when Karakeep signals them to generate tags for a new link I've added.
Dec '25 •
Using Bottles in Linux
Has anyone used Bottles in Linux for running Windows applications, What do you think? https://usebottles.com/
1 like • Dec '25
This looks awesome. Maybe just what I'm needing that will let me kill off the lone remaining Windows machine in my home. I kept it for a few Windows only apps I need from time to time. I need to spend more time reading through the site before I'm sure I can do this.
0 likes • Mar 12
I tried Bottles on my laptop for one Windows application and it worked wonderfully well.
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@ken-pryor-8188
Technology Infrastructure Manager for community college. Long time home labber and retired police officer/digital forensics investigator
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