When your system freezes, can you still switch TTYs with e.g. Ctrl+Alt+F3 to debug?

On one of my systems Plasma occasionally hangs, but I can still switch to a different tty and kill it.

First thing I do is to check the kernel output: sudo dmesg -Tw

I’m currently using a VPS that is secured by a LUKS encrypted root that gets unlocked via dropbear on boot. Can confirm, it works.

You get one year of security updates extra if you’re logged in with a Microsoft account. Just sayin’

History.

That’s a feature, not a bug. It’s an archive after all.

At least link to the correct thing: https://bark.lgbt/@gimmechocolate/115164408860865811

Why would I not want the savegames on the same card as the game? For me that doesn’t make sense.

Will this work with music producing software like Ableton or will it introduce too much latency?

Running Windows in a Docker, Podman or libvirt virtual machine

Seems to me like GPU acceleration should be supported. Libvirt probably requires dedicated passthrough or sophisticated methods like SR-IOV.

Well, then fuck you too, buddy.

Define Linux. The most basic kernel for a given hardware set, a console emulator and a lightweight alternative libc busybox package? Yes.
An up-to-date desktop suite? Hardly so.

Hm, 2GB RAM is a tough limitation. Even ChromeOS Flex has a minimum requirement of 4GB. I’m not saying it’s impossible to find something that’ll run with just 2GB, but you’re probably not going to have any fun with it.
Plus, is the CPU even 64bit yet? Many distros have dropped their 32bit support already.

Does mediainfo give any useful insight?

I assume a simple virtual machine will work for Ableton.

Also docker logs -f CONTAINERNAME to see the log output for non-interactive containers.

Assuming this information is correct, OP wants to check a file called similarly to jellyfin.list in /etc/apt/sources.d/ and replace the word circe with noble (for the Ubuntu 24.04 codename) or trixie (if noble gives the same error as circe). Keep in mind you need sudo/root privileges to modify this file.

Find out by running lsb_release -c in the terminal.

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And which version of bazzite did you install?