What Are You Doing Right Now
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@black3dynamite said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Almost 24 hours since installing Pop! OS on my TV computer. It's been awhile since had a Debian/Ubuntu desktop based system on my home computers. My preferred OS, Fedora Workstation is on my desktop and laptop.
I ended up putting Pop_OS back on my System76 laptop (with 20.04). I'm always torn because I like both projects: Pop_OS and Fedora.
I'm like that too. I have two identical desktops, one with Ubuntu and one with Fedora to help me with that problem.
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Been watching a bit of Kara & Nate today and enjoying the weather.
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Installed Pop_OS 20.04 on my Dell laptop today. So far, so good.
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Reading a little about networking and KVM. Trying to understand a bit more about why we tend to use macvtap in virt-manager for stuff.
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Reading a little about networking and KVM. Trying to understand a bit more about why we tend to use macvtap in virt-manager for stuff.
Because it is the current best way to get a network adapter.?
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Reading a little about networking and KVM. Trying to understand a bit more about why we tend to use macvtap in virt-manager for stuff.
It supposed to simplify virtualization network bridging instead of using linux bridge.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Reading a little about networking and KVM. Trying to understand a bit more about why we tend to use macvtap in virt-manager for stuff.
Because it is the current best way to get a network adapter.?
That appears to be the truth. So now my curiosity turns to learning a little bit about the different modes.
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@black3dynamite said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Reading a little about networking and KVM. Trying to understand a bit more about why we tend to use macvtap in virt-manager for stuff.
It supposed to simplify virtualization network bridging instead of using linux bridge.
And it appears to have succeeded with simplification.
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Calling it bedtime here. Night all.
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The old fashion lunch debate....
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Movie time with the kiddoes.
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Just learned that Hogwart's in Harry Potter is named after the mispronounciation of the goblin's name at the beginning of Labyrinth!
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Watching this movie after all these years, it's amazing how much of Harry Potter is clearly inspired from this movie.
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Got back home after picking up my vacuum from Best Buy using their curbside pickup.
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monday morning, weather has cleared for now, sun is out, but only briefly.
more work on mesh central today -
got my mesh central server to start after a reboot simply by putting a script in a startup group policy on the MC server.
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RCHSA review
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iso's kicking me in the head today
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Updated MeshCentral to 0.5.22 and clean up my config.json settings.
You can now record remote desktop session to file and screenshot of the remote desktop. -
cool ^^^ slowly setting it up to monitor servers at all my schools, really liking it.
