Website Guide: christitus.com/the-ultimate-system/ Breakdown of the video and all the video links are in the guide.
@administrator47286 ай бұрын
The Ultimate System is a thin and light laptop with a massive battery, fantastic ergonomics and display, ports galore, cellular modem. Then a massively powerful server locally with RDWeb Client services enabled and Hyper-V that has full vGPU acceleration. You have all the performance, wherever you are with great usability.
@endorphinADMIN6 ай бұрын
i was considering a beefy workstation for a triple passthrough system: linux, windows, and hackintosh all on the same hardware. in the end, i'm not convinced it's worth it. rather build 3 systems and usb-c kvm them. nice video though.
@ChrisTitusTech6 ай бұрын
@@endorphinADMIN Originally, I was going to combine all my systems into that single one. (It has enough horsepower for it) However, after thinking about recording and other aspects of video production it is just best to have it segregated out for simplicity. For a 3 PC Setup, I'd recommend using Input-Leap with 3 Monitors. That way you can have all 3 systems displayed at the same time and easily move between them all.
@sparkspark-tn6sc6 ай бұрын
@@ChrisTitusTechCan we use IGPU (for Linux)and single pcie graphics card (for windows)for pass through ? Is it possible or not ?
@redeyepeteАй бұрын
I have an old Dell M6600 with 3 hard drives, Archlinux, Windows11, Mint. F12 on boot to choose which drive I want, works for me, I can access/share files on the other drives, but not boot into.If I was to have full rig, which I have in the loft, I would be removed for the sofa and tv, I can multitask between OS and still watch tv with the LHSM.(Long Haired Sergeant Major)Love all Chris's content just a major leap forward in being able to do more on windows and Linux.Fantastic work by Chris, those easy Arch installs are incredible.Not to mention the Windows Utility, and Linux Utility.Amazing how you developed it all, with all the other developers, brilliant work.Makes my brain explode when I see how you do all your scripting.Sheer genius. Thanks for all your work.
@HikariKnight6 ай бұрын
7 years later and you replicated my setup but with more modern hardware. :P And yeah, passthrough is a PITA to setup if you have no idea what you are doing, especially if you have incompatible hardware. Whole point with quickpassthrough is to remove the complexity and instead focus on "hey this is what you need, this is what you can expect, this might still not work. So do you still want to do this?" and at least have the heavy lifting done for you. I also agree, single gpu passthrough is not worth it except for some extremely niche uses (like if you do a lot of hardware testing like i do). Plus the process is completely different and incompatible with gpu passthrough with 2 gpus. Like seriously just get bigger SSDs and dual boot at that point.
@high-captain-BaLrog6 ай бұрын
love the people who share this philosophy of efficiency
@sprayzmadafaka40796 ай бұрын
I'm looking forward to your development of the utility program.
@TulioPontacoloni6 ай бұрын
Love love love this community. Huge kudos to anyone willing to extend the ladder to us plebs trying to learn. Even old bastards like myself. When I'm lacking tools and information this is one of the spots I hit first to see if it has already been done because you make it "frictionless" 😉 to learn. Thank you for your service.
@oreoman73196 ай бұрын
I would jump to Linux in a second, but I like doing sim racing, and all the apps and drivers sadly mostly only work on Windows, and they are quite finicky too. Adding a virtualization layer would probably break a lot of stuff.
@SuperNoticer6 ай бұрын
o7 sim racers
@SandipanMajhi-o9s6 ай бұрын
The ultimate system is where you don't distro hop anymore and do actual work. For me it is Fedora Cinnamon. I have been using it for two years and I have been peacefully been able to do everything in college.
@nicolaskeith89456 ай бұрын
so you're back on Thorium?
@AslamNazeerShaikh6 ай бұрын
Thanks for making this video.
@jeffgreene44496 ай бұрын
Now I know what I want for Christmas. Hope to see you in Austin Apr 12th & 13th at Texas Linux Fest 2024. Please come. You're The Man.
@C0smicZ3nsei6 ай бұрын
Love your videos the info that i am getting is mind blowing and so much interesting. Hope one day i get to your level of knowledge on how to do these things and incorporate in my day to day life schedules.
@griffin13666 ай бұрын
Low noise systems are always underrated. Undervolting a 13700k and I can keep CPU fans (D15) at 600 RPM. Granted I also have a 180W power limit set.
@jeinnerabdel6 ай бұрын
Not sure if it's me but there's a delay between the audio and the video, pretty small but noticeable
@xblue5556 ай бұрын
Can you get a 7950x3d and have windows VM use the extra V-cache cores so it thinks its a 7800x3d and linux use the normal cores like its a 7700? or are we not there yet.
@TheHighpotinuse6 ай бұрын
We have arrived at the future. Everything, running all the time, everywhere...You just read that in Carl Sagan's voice.
@christopherneufelt89716 ай бұрын
I know what could be my ultimate system: employing Chris Titus to buld a computer for heavy and reliable duty. @Chris: Is it possible to pubish a document with subject titles for computer administration? The subjects can then be found. Thanks in any case for the great videos.
@enbirch6 ай бұрын
Another budget GPU option is Intels ARC line, Linux Kernel 6.2+ HWE includes drivers for it now. It’s a beast of an encoder for those with Plex setups.
@tygi6 ай бұрын
you lost me at "I partnered with ... you are not gonna find anything that powerful"... :( sadge
@smartin239646 ай бұрын
Same
@avidwriter28826 ай бұрын
Linux Mint for me is pretty darn close. Lack of HDR is probably all I'm missing atm? Since I moved my PC gaming to my Steam Deck I'm much happier just having a smaller non-GPU Mini.
@PlanetLinuxChannel4 ай бұрын
The only issue I have with dual booting isis that I want to be able to access the system remotely. But I think remote access would have to be set up individually on each OS, leaving no way to remotely switch OS’s and retain a remote connection.
@InvictraX2 ай бұрын
Wait but isn't this the standard practice in the server world. I mean people remote into the BIOS and install an Operating system remotely. They use the same thing if they want to dual boot.
@fefgam6 ай бұрын
hey Titus please make a video on "how to turn off the 2 fingers swipe back and foward on chrome" I really cant find a solution anywhere.
@gamingandanime90006 ай бұрын
07:28 that is the biggest flex ever! 💯
@guthelp5 ай бұрын
Hey Chris, love your vids. You always have some great info. I am using your window utility (donation paid) and it saves so much work. Can I ask what you use for editing and/or recording? I like how your are able to remove the background behind you and appears like you are just floating around the screen. What software you use to achieve this? Thanks.
@austinm88236 ай бұрын
I've honestly come to enjoy the times that I run into bugs or issues with Arch and Wayland. I work IT, and I'm trying to transition into the Software Dev space, and having to deal with a lot of what comes up in the bleeding edge makes it easier for me when I'm learning new concepts in code. It's definitely helped me with debugging which is probably the best skill you can have as a Dev.
@U1TR4F0RCE6 ай бұрын
I remember trying to do something like this when I got my system in late 2022 though doing it with an at the time brand new cpu in the 7950x and trying to do the thunderbolt 4 docking lead to me giving up and just having a windows drive instead. I can’t really do it now since I have my 1070 to my parents so they would replace the 4770k with a HDD boot drive. That they were using.
@TruePcKing6 ай бұрын
i have always liked watching these ultimate system setups, and would want to do it myself, but i wonder how it will work with multi monitor. I like to have 4 monitors.
@michaelbradley77046 ай бұрын
The ultimate system is a PC the wakes from a low power state and or hibernation to run any program or game without crashing. That's this system I'm using now and the only system I've owned in thirty years to work as advertised.
@meowcula6 ай бұрын
Arch is the most fun! At least, I have the most fun with it. Debian for me is if I'd like a computer on ice and stay more or less the same forever. Which is fine, both are valid paths depending on the person and machine's use. I won't use dwm however because the suckless devs are actual nazis, and even though I don't hurt them in any way by not using their software, I don't want any of that filth on my machines.
@gordonpearce6 ай бұрын
Tried this sort of project many times. They always work great at the start and then break with updates. These days I run a fully loaded Mac Mini with 3 4K monitors for my workstation and RDP / SSH to various Windows and Linux VDIs both on Proxmox and bare metal.
@dionnix6 ай бұрын
You do the ultimate system every 2 weeks 😂 (I do too, I update my config repo a lot)
@thecaptainindia97906 ай бұрын
Nice suggestion
@PantsManUKАй бұрын
Input Leap - I have so much hope for this project! I'm in the same boat (similar may be a better word) - I have two daily systems, one Windows, the other Linux and I don't want to have two mice and keyboards. My preferred distro is (now) KDE Neon which I run everywhere except for this one Linux system, because I have to have Barrier on both so I don't have to have dual mouse/keyboard... Can't wait for input-leap to "release" so I can have Barrier in Windows and IL in KDE Neon and stuff just works.
@asunavk696 ай бұрын
Ultimate or not🙃, this is my dream setup, well software side it damm well is.
@johnmitchell97056 ай бұрын
Two mini ITX systems are almost as compact as one ATX mid tower. They work great!
@avalagum79576 ай бұрын
2 mini pcs are almost as compact as 1 mini ITX 🙂
@johnmitchell97056 ай бұрын
@@avalagum7957 ITX can Support füll Video cards though
@EpickyHrac6 ай бұрын
Ok arch but why dont use debian sid repo
@oDonglero6 ай бұрын
could I get a link to that background 🙏
@ChrisTitusTech6 ай бұрын
github.com/christitustech/nord-background
@sprinklednights6 ай бұрын
Awesome video! I can relate so much on it because I've been doing a very similar thing when I build my new PC, and I'm currently tweaking a lot of things to get the software side done, and so I love how we're all just trying to get the most out of the technologies we have and just build something you want to be in for hours.
@bes120006 ай бұрын
Hyperland looks more sleek than DWM, honestly, when I watched that video you did like a year ago, was looking for an update on that, but now your on DWM, lol
@mkonji85226 ай бұрын
Thanks for still being pro X. Been using i3 for around 14 years or so and it's always just worked for me with no weirdness.
@skrillzplayz90925 ай бұрын
Hi Chris. I really want to have a seamless dual boot/OS experience with Windows and Nobara, because I need Windows for "work" and some games (need TPM to work for Vanguard), but I want to run Linux daily for dev and because it's cool AF. However, I do not have two GPU's (well I kinda do, but it's sitting in my old gaming pc parts converted to home lab server for media encode/decode (6600 XT)), but I got a powerful gaming system; AMD 5800X3D and 7900 XTX & 32GB RAM. I am wondering if I can get a similar experience with that? Not only that, but I am very likely going to upgrade my CPU and double or quadruple my RAM once AMD's next gen comes around, so I might be holding off on actually setting this up until then. Any tips, thoughts or ideas would be super appreciated!
@mxgeller2 ай бұрын
I’m newer to Linux, but this looks like an awesome alternative to dual booting Windows. Question: does anyone know if swapping between the Linux core and the Windows VM is supported with multiple screens/displays? If you use looking glass to switch to Windows VM, would the VM environment display across all monitors?
@QuestionTheTruth3 ай бұрын
Personally I tried to have it like the "Ultimate System", but the passthrough problems I got irritated me so much that I eventually just changed the platform, and got unRaid, payed for basic and set up a temporary test environment that I have been using for about 430 days now. It works really nice and I have dockers & NAS built into the system which makes it easy to share stuff between the systems. Rocking a bunch of Linux and Windows VM's for different purposes, and I can test some distro's without thinking twice about anything. The only problem I seem to have atm is that the AMD 7900X iGPU is passed through, but will not give out any video, but I might have a fix for that with a github vBIOS. I can also have my bot vm going 24/7 without any reboots interfering. I'm quite happy about it all, a bit irritated though that unRaid ships their host system with kernel 6.1.x instead of something newer. I would love it having another version that pushes the boundaries a bit.
@ammatlock2 ай бұрын
I'd like to be able to plug my work laptop (windows) into my linux desktop and have the linux desktop pretend to be a docking station for keyboard, display, etc. so that it folds neatly into my overall experience. Imagine all your VM passthrough setup, but with a real piece of hardware on the other side. (no laggy RDP or miracast hacks)
@reality-drift1226 ай бұрын
i've been abandoning many different versions of this dream
@ZINZIRIO6 ай бұрын
Chris how are you? For some time now, every time I restart the PC after applying your tool I get this error 0x00007FFB88123ACA and I have to click OK for the PC to restart, do you know what could be happening?
@caution00013 ай бұрын
The day linux can natively run/emulate windows programs without friction or trouble shooting, is when I'd switch. Otherwise there is always too much "friction" on linux. And if i need a windows VM to use 50% of my software anyways, i dont see a point in using Linux at all when windows supports 100% of the software i use
@sher1x1656 ай бұрын
You could write a plugin for Hyprland on any programming language you want.
@johnjakson4446 ай бұрын
It isn't necesarily how beefy or new the system is, I remeber that some of the software I was using even on 68000 systems 40 years ago had far less friction than software I use today. The tool itself may have run on slow CPU but it was designed for that, Lightspeed C comes to mind, it was a developers dream. Today software is designed to only run on the fastest CPU so on more normal systems it feels slugish, Visual Studio comes to mind, it is a plodder and is 1000s of times more than just a simple C compiler,. Its a mess of a system. .My laptop with an 11th gen 4x8 intel chip feels far more sluggish than my 9yr old desktop i5 6500, yet the desktop doesn't slow down much, perhaps because its never on the web, while the laptop is always updating. Today I have no idea how CPUs really work anymore or how long an algorithm should expect to take for a given task. The old 40 year systems were 1000s of times less capable but only felt 10 time less so and they worked in a predicatable way, we could do cycle counting with precision. Today the only OS that gives me a sense of being close to the metal is Haiku, because it was based on an OS built for the full metal experience nearly 30yrs ago.
@beatzbye6 ай бұрын
I keep buying new Windows USB keys from Microsoft and Best Buy, bought a new motherboard rebuilt my system put new Ram new NVME but somehow Windows NT keeps getting installed on my system.
@beatzbye6 ай бұрын
I’m at my wits end whatever I have to do whatever it cost let’s do it
@InvictraX2 ай бұрын
I would like a sub 50W system when watching youtube. And when I'm gaming I'd like to turn on my 4090.
@brunoguerra60856 ай бұрын
standing by for the DWM TItus V1.0 ....thanks for the great video.
@CreativeOven6 ай бұрын
I don't get sir what are you announcing like a multi OS environment? Is that the ultimate system? Actually that idea is cool for us the Dual Boot weirdos......
@Leandrocp143 ай бұрын
Can I install the pirated Adobe applications in a virtual machine using the same capabilities of my hardware without losing much performance?
@surenbono60636 ай бұрын
..what about power independence for a start...isolated solar power ,hydro ,wind ..etc
@mohit83355 ай бұрын
You added visual C++ runtimes but you forgot to add DIRECTX install in your custom utility. How can it be possible?
@DavidLeutzinger4 ай бұрын
With a "rolling updates system", how do you know it's a good time to update and not a bad time to update (intermediate/incomplete updates)?
@chell60226 ай бұрын
God bless you, Chris.
@XenHat6 ай бұрын
I respect the ideology and commend the efforts, but you lost me at HP. That company is in my permanent shitlist for too many reasons to list here. You can do better, Chris.
@therobot-lz5fb6 ай бұрын
i have trouble with wsl the desktop stuff you i cannot rdp the linux with windows 11
@TazzSmk6 ай бұрын
funny coincidence for the video, I'm just configuring new HP Z4 G5 nowadays, very similar setup to yours, I wonder if you could test one specific thing - because you also have "X" Xeon model, what does Intel XTU show in your Z8 G5, and what cpu frequency allocations do you see there? because in my case, 2465X cpu cannot be overclocked, cannot reach advertised turboboost speeds, and frankly core 14+15 can go higher than 9+10, while all others cap at 3.7GHz - either HP cripples motherboards/BIOS or there's a Windows-Intel bug yet to be fixed....
@surftycoon4 ай бұрын
Do you have any issues running games on windows that have anti-cheat software?
@kzrhridoy29536 ай бұрын
Hi Chris, since you have the ultimate system you don't use your Windows Utility tool anymore to tweak it?
@chromerims6 ай бұрын
Can we toggle to LCARS Debian with this? 👍 Nice video. Kindest regards, friends and neighbours.
@ChrisTitusTech6 ай бұрын
Absolutely, LCARS is a very minimal WM and it would be very easy to swap to it from the Display Manager like SDDM.
@chromerims6 ай бұрын
@@ChrisTitusTech Loved your past video on it. Was half joking about this iteration. But that's so cool, sir. 👍 You're doing the galaxy a huge service.
@rehufgoerhwfr6 ай бұрын
btw i use LFS
@CoritGmunАй бұрын
Arch you worried about Arch breaking. lol
@TulioPontacoloni6 ай бұрын
Efficiency efficiency efficiency.
@bigperson_dotk5 ай бұрын
Do you ever see yourself moving to NixOS at some point in the future?
@dobosattila38556 ай бұрын
afaik xeons got no avx instructions and this is a performance issue in some games.
@repairman2be2506 ай бұрын
What works for me (still) is X99, E5-2680 v4, 128GB DDR4 RAM, 1x onboard video - 24" Dell Monitor, 1x AMD RX-580 - 28" Samsung monitor dedicated to Windows 10, 1x Nvidia Quadro P2000 - 28" Samsung - whatever other OS I want to play with, 1 SATA for OS - Proxmox, 1 NVME for virtual machines. Use Proxmox with Mate desktop installed. Barrier for keyboard and mouse in virtual machines.
@EnnTomi16 ай бұрын
anyone got a win10/11 for gamers guide? i know there are millions videos out there, but I believe this channel more.
@sparkspark-tn6sc6 ай бұрын
Can we use IGPU (for Linux)and single pcie graphics card (for windows)for pass through ?
@roningai47916 ай бұрын
Would like to know this too.
@akdisrael6 ай бұрын
im looking also single gpu passthrough
@PandaThePie6 ай бұрын
You remind me of Doctor House in the tv series House, M.D.
@pauledo50266 ай бұрын
Been on Linux for months but back to windows... Windows does it almost prefect for me
@rbrock006 ай бұрын
OK, Chris, since you asked, My ideal system would be one which is bullet-proof, never breaks down (I'm going thru hell right now with my OS). It should also be something which is attractive (OK, I know that the DE), and it should be something where every app is completely intuitive. Oh yes, it should recognize peripheral devices automatically. Personal computers have been around now for almost 45 years. By this time, these things should be the base line.
@drubizzy6 ай бұрын
This is a cool project but something I wouldn't feel comfortable running. For me I prefer smaller discrete systems as the systems admin I was 20 years ago just can't operate without hardware redundancy. I love dual ITX rackmount cases for this and the Level1Techs KVMs are excellent for switching around for my workflow and having near perfect DP and HDMI signaling for higher performance monitors and TVs. Different builds for different workflows though. I also like the discrete approach as it lets me filter pieces of my hardware down the stack as I upgrade but I love being in the hardware more than the software anyway. Probably why I can't leave Debian no matter what else I try.
@jebrealrahmo59926 ай бұрын
Thank you for constantly testing for the best and ultimate practices to enjoy our HW and Software to maximum extent. I have some questions regarding this setup" Does it apply for Laptop with a dedicated VGA? What would be the minimum RAM required for it? What would be the resources reserved for Windows Machine vs installing Windows? I have a Laptop P53 and I am always a windows User. But Windows is kinda a pain regarding installing packages for development or anything development. and I was wondering if I started deploy this solution, would it be the same as normally install windows while enjoying the perks of Linus? sorry for the long comment
@ManooniTV4 ай бұрын
Hello
@mhelmreich16 ай бұрын
My favourite system is the kind I can get productive in the quickest manner. For me that usually means Debian, LMDE, and I gotta say Manjaro is there also. I kinda like GhostBSD, but Linux is much less friction to implement. I have a nice FreeBSD installation unfortunately so far I have not yet been able to get everything that I use running on the BSDs.
@systemmeltdown56016 ай бұрын
Some time ago I tried to switch from Windows to Linux for my daily driver but there are so many possibilities when it comes to the GUI. I looked up different examples to get an idea of the possibilities and also tried a bunch of them but it got me a bit overwhelmed. Guess I'm stuck to Windows for now, which I don't mind since I atleast tried it and got some knowledge about Arch, KVM and PCI passthrough out of it.
@sleekspeed226 ай бұрын
@ChrisTitusTech do you have any videos on installing WSL on a non-system drive? my windows drive is too full and don't have budget to update my personal system. It's a 10 yr old 6 core with a small ssd and 2 hdd as one drive... which is where I want to install to. I salivate at the hardware you suggest but it's not in the cards now.
@lkzMini6 ай бұрын
Hi Chris. I've not idea how passthrough works and why people use it (i mean, in some cases). Reading a little bit about it, i found some interesting info and i learned how to do it. But... Some requirements are weird to me i probably missunderstanded something. Why people use 2 GPU or 2 Monitors? Is it because they use the GPU for the VM and the iGPU for the host? Something similar with the monitor? Im aiming to study and work on Linux and use Windows just in rare cases. But those cases may include gaming... So, without passthrough, that gaming is awful honestly. And i for sure dont want to install all that on the Linux machine (host).
@jerre4386 ай бұрын
If you like DWM, maybe give DWL a try? It's not quite on the same level as DWM is in terms of "maturity" I'd say, but it works really well once configured properly. Also, I believe it is even more minimal in terms of features it ships with, like not providing a status bar by default because there's a plethora of bars you can use on Wayland anyways.
@leonardo-wolff6 ай бұрын
Hi Titus, love your content. I was planning a setup like that, but instead of Archlinux, i was thinking Debian with KVM to Win11 for most system performance available. I wonder how much performance difference between those two setups.
@mustangjay5593 ай бұрын
100% agree on using what’s most efficient. I forced use of hyperland for a while and loved it, but the lack of support for 3D accelerated apps was a deal breaker.
@GuyWhoChad6 ай бұрын
not to be that guy, but as classic titus guy, i think in the next week the ultimate system will be something else :)
@thej37996 ай бұрын
I wish I had a modern PC that could do this well. I've been trying to do this on and off since they invented VMware a long time ago. But I haven't been able to afford anything new in many many years. My system only has 8gb of ram and I can only run VMware workstation 9 as the latest version. So I don't use anything other than Linux in a vm. Sometimes a stripped down windows server. Virtualization even on old systems like this is still very useful because it takes many different threads that run on an operating system and squishes it down to a single thread. It makes multitasking a lot easier when you only have two or four cores total
@peterjansen48266 ай бұрын
Chris, you didn't motivate why you prefer Intel over AMD for this. The number 1 reason which I can think of: AMD had some issues with USB. Nice that you are back on dwm, it didn't take you a few years to get to the point of being able to use it, it took you a few years to understand that dwm is easy to use. :) I love it that the 0-tag comes in so handy for you to pin Chatterino to all the workspaces. The little things which can make the difference. dwm definitely can be userfriendly for beginners, it really is just a matter of doing some proper documentation. I don't claim that it is necessarily easy to patch it for beginning users but just using it (prepatched by another user), that definitely can be userfriendly for beginners. Once the user started using dwm he can easily learn how to patch it.
@Perifangs6 ай бұрын
Do you have a video for how to setup linux through wsl efficiently? For those who don't have the large budget to make these beefy devices/high budgets but primarily work within windows?
@avalagum79576 ай бұрын
If I want to run both Linux and Windows, I guess I will buy 2 mini pc's which, when combined, will be cheaper than this monster pc 🙂 About DWM, does anybody compare it with hyprland?
@rifqifeXII6 ай бұрын
What can I do to maximize the battery life if I were to install using this guide? I'm planning to go back to linux on my laptop, and I've always been fascinated by Arch BTW
@AbhipolV6 ай бұрын
Love your philosophy on the ultimate system, Chris! I wonder if you have the same thoughts about your smartphone? Given the restrictions on mobile platforms nowadays, I find it hard to create an environment on my phone that is frictionless and tailored to my needs. I'd be really interested to hear your approach to create the ultimate system for your phone.
@1le0x_6 ай бұрын
Can we play videos games like first person shooter in a VM that way? I heard that the games that use anti-cheat, like Rust, Tarkov, Dayz, or even CS2 can get you banned if you are using a virtual machine their is any setup needed without the risk of be flagged as a cheater?
@billymania116 ай бұрын
Holy Cow! That is like using a steam powered pile driver to push in a tack. I admire the effort but not sure if all that complexity is necessary.
@winsucker77556 ай бұрын
IMPOSIBLE! If you have a lot of money, you can get an ultimate system :O! Who would have thought.
@jsnjyn6 ай бұрын
I’ve used gpu-passthrough-manager from the AUR (referenced in the passthrough article on the Arch wiki) and it worked well too.
@weekendwarrior34206 ай бұрын
A rack with multiple PCs with a big KVM switch. So I can use one to do my business on the Dark Net, another to pay taxes, etc.
@ronaldhofman17266 ай бұрын
I decided only using ready to go mini pc because there are power effciecent and for the standard stuff or Proxmox it's capable enough, it's only 22 to 25 wats instead of the 60 watts towers that i had , in these dayes with high energy prives it save money
@Shagunkh-v5n6 ай бұрын
My dear good brother frnd plz make one full fledged detailed video on all type of best right good easy simple way type of all methods tricks or and tips on how to mbr to gpt and gpt to mbr and also from dynamic to basic and basic to dynamic without losing any single piece of inch data files from pc ok frnd
@nahakuu6 ай бұрын
If only linux got the mouse movement from windows I would be 100% satisfied with linux.