Have done this several times. I have never had to do anything else. I just swap em and boot.

I used to run an HDD with an SSD cache. It’s deffo not as fast as a normal SSD. NVMe storage is also very cheap. You can get a 2tb NVMe for the same price as SATA.

In all honesty, I’d just keep things simple and go for a SSD.

Oh that’s a shame. This is the one I’ve got and it’s been perfect: https://shop.8bitdo.com/products/8bitdo-ultimate-2-4g-controller-with-charging-dock-hall-effect-joysticks

I run Fedora, No issues with dongle. All are detected as Xbox controller (atleast by Steam). This is the I got: https://shop.8bitdo.com/products/8bitdo-ultimate-2-4g-controller-with-charging-dock-hall-effect-joysticks

There are. Some work with xbox’s, some have docks. This is the one I got: https://shop.8bitdo.com/products/8bitdo-ultimate-2-4g-controller-with-charging-dock-hall-effect-joysticks

I have an 8bitdo controller. It’s ace:

• no issues with connection because it’s dongle (but does support BT)
• turns itself off with PC (always flakey on Xbox controller)
• hall effect joysticks so stick drift shouldn’t be an issue
• it’s detected as an Xbox controller so it works with most games

As an average user of Floorp. I hate the name

I wish I could get a System76 PC. They’re a bit pricey and I like the spec and build my own. Their cases are really nice, so one day I may just buy the case. I use POP OS on my builds and it is really nice. I’m excited to see the Cosmic DE get a full releas

Not unless you buy their hardware

“how are we losing to Spotify?”

I can no longer hear Scrobble without thinking of Funhaus: https://youtu.be/ZR8az1UMOiQ

I’ve been using it recently without many issues

May I suggest SpotDL specifically for Spotify: https://github.com/spotDL/spotify-downloader

I work for a web host (UK based). We’re entirely WFH so as long as you can support it yourself you can use it. They don’t care what Distro we use.

I work as a Sysadmin for a web host who sells VPS’s. I’ve helped many people setup domains on their server to cover SPF, DKIM and DMARC passes on a daily basis. Most use these for personal or business level mail delivery without issue.

Are there hurdles to overcome? Sure. But it’s not exactly hard as long as you have a IP that’s isnt a poor reputation (which as an ISP we help delist and improve). But it’s not impossible.

Its more “convenient” to use a third party mail provider just as Office365 since you pass on all that setup and responsibility onto their framework, but it’s not hard to setup a decent level of mail service yourself.