Well, not really po-tay-toh/po-tah-toh. They’re 2 different utilities that do 2 different things. If you ask the wrong question, you’re not going to get the answer you’re looking for.

What you’re asking about is an antivirus. It’s been awhile since I messed with this on my Linux systems, but last I looked, ClamAV was most commonly recommended. You can probably search for “Linux antivirus” and find some recommendations.

Generally speaking, the earlier recommendations to stick with official repos is excellent. When you venture outside of that, you increase your administrative overhead because those manually installed apps won’t stay patched with a simple “apt upgrade.” That said, a well written cron job could keep them up to date for you.

As for where to install things, it’s personal preference. I prefer using my home directory. If that doesn’t work, my fallback in /usr/local, which is either its own partition or symlinked to the /home partition). I mention the partitions because having separate /home and possibly /usr/local makes it easy for these customizations you install to survive a reinstall. Backups will also help with this.

You have to ask yourself what this system will be used for. If it’s a daily driver that you want to “just work” I would stick to official repos, and minimize customizations. Windows makes a lot of choices for you. Linux expects you to know what you want to do.

What about KDE Fedora?

[x] I am a meat popsicle.

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I know autofs will work with nfs. Never used it with SMB. I’ve used it on a share of /home to specifically mount /home/user as needed (e.g., at login).

The first movie was fun. The second was ok. I kind of see this franchise going the route of the Ocean’s movies. First one was really good, and they got progressively less good as they marched on. With the last one, they leaned into the humor to overshadow the lack of cleverness in the plot. I’m not sure Now You See Me has the star power to push mediocrity as far as Ocean’s did. Don’t get me wrong, I like the cast, and I really do hope they can put out something genuinely clever that showcases the talented cast they have.

Oh, I agree. I think the cat’s out of the bag on the general plot of this movie!

I’m vaguely interested in watching this, but I genuinely enjoyed watching Richard Dawson in the first one! Iconic role for him.

First, it’s important for people to understand that democratic governance is compromise. At least when elected officials play by the rules (cough, Trump/GOP).

Second, I don’t think Mamdani was ever going to turn. NYC into a “socialist paradise,” like all the rich/right-wing/centrist Chicken Littles warned. The best he can hope to do is pull the state party back to the left. Maybe find some success with progressive policies and open the door for more progressive candidates.

Democrats have been trying for so long to get the mythical “moderate Republican” vote that they’ve effectively become the centrist party, and it’s allowed the GOP to move further and further to the right to where Tea Partiers are now the moderates! It’s good to see a true progressive win a major election, even if it is NYC (the city did also elect Rudy & Bloomberg to the post).

Shoulda posted in unpopularopinions. In this sub, it’s just stupid.

Man, fuck you.

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That show was so off the wall. I loved it!

The simplest answer is usually the right one. Especially with TFG.

Yeah, we all need to be minority women of wildly varying income levels. Make the “great replacement” fuckers shake in their boots!

I hope they keep the original score.

So I got back to my server, and here’s what I do:

gluetun settings:

services:
  gluetun:
*snip*
    ports:
*snip*
      - 8090:8090 # port for qbittorrent
*snip*

qbittorrent (in the same compose.yml):

  qbittorrent:
    image: linuxserver/qbittorrent:latest
    container_name: qbittorrent
    environment:
*snip*
      - WEBUI_PORT=8090
*snip*
    network_mode: service:gluetun # run on the vpn network
    depends_on:
      gluetun:
        condition: service_healthy
*snip*

Also, in qbittorrent settings you can bind it to a network device. In my case it’s “tun0.” This same thing can probably be done w/ a docker network in a gluetun container and separate containers that rely on that network being up, but I haven’t looked into it. Right now, I have 2 other services that require VPN, and I’m looking at possibly 1 or 2 more. That’s pretty manageable as a single stack, I think.

There’s no 1 “golden trait.” If he/she has 1 important trait, but is lacking in all the rest, why bother? An empathetic, or humorous, or relatable prick is still a prick.

You mean 201 yards away!

This was my thought as well. Anything by that requires VPN is added to that stack and if I can bind it to the “tun” device I do - but the container requires gluten to be up.