Yes, you can install on one machine, move the drive to a different machine, and it should mostly just work (unless they are different architectures and the packages aren’t compatible). I’ve recently moved an old Arch install into a basically new computer and after changing the microcode it just works fine.
Yeah I think so. There are some optimisations that can be done to improve things, but at the end of the day it’s running off a slow USB drive
I’ve just got Arch Linux installed on a USB drive. I set it up so it works with both UEFI and legacy BIOS boot. It works great - I can install whatever tools I need on it, I can even use it as a little portable Linux drive if I need that. I’ve also used it to install Arch on a number of my computers.
The only issue is that the USB drive is pretty slow, so it’s not the best experience using it
These look awesome! I’m curious what your favourite switches are out of the bunch? I’m also interested in a comparison between the Boba U4T vs MMD princess, if you have any thoughts to share!
Looks great! I recently put together a similar build with the same mobo/CPU, and it works very well. Just note that I had to do some fiddling in bios options to get it to shutdown/sleep properly, but all is good now
I doubt it - the bootloader is very different on iPads and I don’t think it would let you boot a different OS
Only if the hash function is designed well
Do you have any aircon companies that you do recommend?
For a launcher, I’ve been using Neo Launcher (which is on IzzyOnDroid). It’s not as feature full as Nova but it’s pretty similar in spirit and style
Yeah, my ZenFone 9 has been a great upgrade from my old Pixel 3a. I’d expect the ZenFone 10 to be slightly even better
I have a bunch of old polyester ones like the green ones that Woolies used to have. They’re great because they can be machine washed
Another related question - what do you people do for garbage bags now that we don’t get free plastic bags? I’ve got a stash of old plastic bags but it’s running low now
I went to both the Circular Quay/Barangaroo part and the Central/Darling Harbour part. I thought the Central/Darling Harbour part was more fun with more interactive installations. The water and pyrotechnics show in the harbour was pretty cool too.
The drone show in Circular Quay was pretty fun also, but like a third of it was ads for superhero movies.
There seems to be much less small art pieces along the roads around The Rocks and Walsh Bay area compared to previous years, which I missed.
I thought tomorrow (June 17) was the last night for most of vivid? I think some of the paid installations are going for longer though
There is a Nova launcher beta: https://novalauncher.com/beta