@scottalanmiller Replacement as (rather than use vanilla rsync) I'll go with this version.

I've used rsnapshot a good bit and it's a really nice tool for simple backups.

Thanks for sharing. I like what I see.

@gjacobse said in Managing Multiple Linux Servers via the Browser with Cockpit:

I haven't read the article yet,... but would be nice if it is available on Windows -

However, that said. I can just set up a VM and run there.... I don't do a massive amount of managing Linux Servers, but sometimes it would be helpful..

Not even on most Linux yet.

I'm thinking about one of these for the kids' bedroom back in Texas so that we can have a multimedia and multipurpose device that we can hook up to a TV monitor but get more general purpose use out of it than we would with just a Fire Stick or something like that.

@momurda said in Testing Filesystem Performance under Linux 4.11 of XFS, BtrFS, F2Fs and EXT4:

ext4 still the defaults on Debian distro as well.

Well Debian, sure. Not surprised there. Fuddy duddy distro 😉

@obsolesce said in Systemd timers instead of cron:

@stacksofplates said in Systemd timers instead of cron:

Now just enable each one
systemctl enable backup-tower backup-pbx backup.target backup.timer

I'm not sure how this works.
Why wouldn't you just enable the backup.timer? Why add everything else in there?
I'm not clear on how it's all linked.

Yeah you don't. I honestly don't remember why I had it this way. Could have just been an accident. Was quite a while ago.

@mlnews said in openSuse Leap 15 to Follow Leap 42.3:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/opensuse-leap-s-new-versioning-scheme-finally-syncs-with-suse-linux-enterprise-515158.shtml

That's good news.

Put 4G in there and I'd be very interested. 2GB, and I just don't really care. The ancient Android version doesn't thrill me, either. This doesn't seem like they are taking it very seriously.

As long as you don't delete all my datas because my online account has issues!

@stacksofplates said in Netflix starts to get with the program on more Linux distributions.:

That's 99% the reason I was using Chrome instead of Chromium or Firefox.

Yeah, same!

Good read, thanks.

it makes even more sense in virtualized environments. One can easily add more RAM or disk space if required on VM. No need to dedicate partition for it.

1.4GB of downloads for this update!!

@NerdyDad nostalgia.