Yeah, I'm the same, but if it's an easy way to get people into the warm embrace of Linux, then hopefully they'll look around and see other (Gen Purpose) distros exist.
Yeah, after reading the other comments in here, you should be able to re-read that page and see it's not the best advice.
Top Tip: if you're testing things, you'd modify PATH in the current session first, check that fixes the problem and only then modify any environmental files like .bashrc, etc. so if something got borked you could just logout and in again...
That page reminds me of Windows self-help pages that ask readers to defrag the harddrive in order to get a printer working.
I started getting the base install on a separate SD card yesterday, and realised there's still loads of things I'd missed in my Ansible script, like reducing journal writes, etc.
So, I just put the old SD card back in and left it until I can look at it again
if they don't appreciate what you're telling them to do, ... and if the minis you're building fail to do some magic data protection that they / you hadn't thought about... it'll be your "fault"
Wero is set to be integrated into the Deutsche Bank Mobile and Postbank banking apps at a later date, allowing users to choose between the Wero app and their familiar mobile banking app.
So... still reliant on Google & Amazon then? Or can their apps run independently of those companies?
Hey, so good points there thst I hadn't considered at the time, I was only think of data... good point about the SSH keys, which is exactly what I would've done.
So, yeah, local backups on each device (kinda a good idea anyway) and then restricted pull from the NAS... nice...
Yeah, I'm the same, but if it's an easy way to get people into the warm embrace of Linux, then hopefully they'll look around and see other (Gen Purpose) distros exist.