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Linux distro
If you had to pick one Linux distro and why? (I like to see what everyone is up too)😅
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This is a loaded question there are so many good distros! Daily Driver: Fedora Kinoite- Atomic distro with KDE DE. Gaming: Bazzite- Based on Fedora Silverblue, Great gaming environment without loosing the option for standard DE. Touted as the Steam os copy (but not arch). I also love Garuda for gaming, based on Arch (bloated version of Arch) but has everything for gaming environment. Learning, fun, and my go to for experimentation: Arch, there's nothing to say Arch is amazing in a number of ways and allows for endless customization while having an install that doesn't have anything you don't want/need. Everyone should at some point use Arch to learn how there Linux system really works. Next on my list to experiment with: NixOS- I haven't used it yet, its on m,y list this weekend to start experimenting with it. Its an Atomic system with string rollback ability. What has peaked my interest most is the ability to configure Nix and then copy the config file and deploy on any number of machines and it will just work because everything.
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Ventoy- Great Tool for multiple Distro ISOs
Ive had a lot of people ask about the tool I use for booting OS files. I use a software called Ventoy. It allows you to have multiple OS ISOs on a single drive (the only limit is space) and will load a boot menu that allows you to select the ISO you want to boot from. I have it installed on an external drive for portability. I can take it to any machine, or use for VMs to install the OS of my choice I want to experiment with. Highly recommend Ventoy for those of you that work with multiple ISOs. Here is the Link to the Ventoy Git: https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy
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@Adrian Moko Ill have to check out YUMI as well, havent tried that.
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Best Linux distribution for learning k8s
Is it worth starting a k8 cluster using Ubuntu or Arch linux?
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Ive used Ubuntu, Arch, and currently use Fedora Kinoite. Any distro can work well.
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@Michael Alhassan Welcome! Just stated here myself, everyone has been really great to talk to so far. Good luck on your journey.
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@Oliver Hurd Good luck to you as well!
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Homelab setup
I am going to buy my homelab. But don’t know what do I get shall I get a raspberry pi or hp elite desk. And how many of each.
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@Amaad Zia I typically would bump it to 16GB ram, but 8 can work fine depending on what you plan to run. You will need a network switch to connect the machines together. Then just load a linux distro onto the machines and install k3s to setup the cluster. If not wanting a cluster then you can set them up as stand alone machines on your network.
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@Oliver Hurd There are a number of different things you can do really. A good start is setting up a gaming server, home assistant, Pi-Hole, and you can also try experimenting with jellyfin for a multimedia server and nextcloud for document sharing (like a google workspace that is self hosted)
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@michael-robinson-2680
I have been passionate about technology all my life, specifically linux and open sources solutions.Look forward to learning DevOps.
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