I dont know how you flashed the usb, but it seems like the installer is damaged. Try redownloading the iso, check the file hash, flash the usb drive with balena etcher and reinstall.

Did you change the partition layout in the installer?

Passend dazu, das Kommentar für die Abizeitung zu meiner Physiklehrerin

Sagt [KaninchenSpeed] das es kein Problem darstellt wenn er zu Mathe Nacht seinen toaster mitnimmt - [KaninchenSpeed] verursacht in drei verschiedenen Räumen Kurzschlüsse damit

Es hat damit geendet, dass Lehrer versucht haben mit einer Büroklammer einen abgeschlossenen Sicherungskasten zu öffnen.

Kwrite doesnt really exist on its own anymore. Its a slimmed down gui for kate now.

Static DHCP Lease

Well yes, because 2 of them have a phone and a desktop computer

Jeden Tag verliert man ein bisschen Hoffnung.

I've experimented with ntfy, it works pretty well and is selfhostable. I don't know if it natively support mqtt though.

Könntest du bitte die Maimai Vorlage mit uns teilen. Ich würde die gerne als Hintergrund für die Wetter Anwendung verwenden.

Most phones can, it's just disabled in software, you can enable it in Androids developer settings.

Volumes are horrible, how would I easily edit a config file of the programm running inside, if the container deosnt even start.

Bind mounts + ZFS datasets are the way to go.

It's impossible for anything but the kernel (the user chooses) to know what software is running. Tpm and kernel features can be emulated and spoofed.

Tpm already has known exploits, which leads to it not being reccommended for disk encryption. A lot of not so old pc's don't even have a tmp 2.0 chip.

Secure Boot is useless for this because the user can just enroll their own keys. You can't prevent this, because you can just mod the bios. Replacing the stock secure boot keys is trivial using uefi-tool. Pretty much every motherboard only checks the bios signature when flashing, my prvious motherboard (<7 Years old) didn't even do that.

Also currently the only way for secure boot on linux is either using shim which the user can enroll thier own keys into or enrolling their own keys directly into the bios.

Many phone manufacturers tried forcing secure boot, and failed. I bypassed such attempts on 3 devices, the manufacturer of one of them tried to fix the exploits twice and still failed to do so.

Also how should the server know that the game itself wasn't modified to just emulate everything.

Even Intels attempt at preventing this with "secure computing" with sgx didn't work. See this: https://media.ccc.de/...

It's the same problem that electronic voting machines have, how does an external person/server know that the correct software is running on the computer? It's impossible.

Also aren't we using Linux because we want the freedom to run what ever we want on our computers?

Server side only anti-cheats are the only solution.

Der ist schon verstrahlt genug

Bei den wh1000xm4 ist das ebenfalls so

An alternative would be to boot into the bios and shut down from there

I'm currently using Astro for that. You can write the pages in markdown, html or one of the many js frameworks. It also allows you to mix them.

By default it generates static websites with out any js, but it allows you to add js where needed. Optional server side features are wip, if you decide to need them later on.

They also have pre made themes on their website if you don't feel like writing css.

I'm currently doing the same project.

To get gps to work on linux, you configure gpsd to get the data from your gps module and setup geoclue to get its data from gpsd. I lost the config files but I remember that I did the gpsd geoclue connection by echoing the gps data of gpsd into a netcat socket and connecting geoclue to it. Organic maps then automaticly gets its position from geoclue.

Im also working on a organic maps fork, which shows onscreen directions on linux.

I use their blinds and windows with a Velux KLF 200 gateway. They work fully localy with homeassistant. Can reccommend.

I'm currently building a similar device, which uses miraclecast for screen sharing from a phone or laptop and jellyfin in firefox kiosk mode controlled via the jellyfin app as a idle screen. Also sending media links via kde connect is possible. I still want to implement hypnotix for tv and some kind of intigration with the streaming services of the german public brodcasters. I haven't thought about dlna but I like the idea.

I'm also using Debian as a base but I'm using LXQT with Wayland insted if Plasma. I tested everythin on a rasberry pi 4b but it's struggeling. I want to move everything to a rock 5c.

I haven't tried syncthing yet, but might be able to combine it with some of these ideas.

I'm currently doing phone backups to a samba smb server with an app called smbsync2 from fdroid. It can copy or move files and directories from and to a smb share on a schedule. An option for desktop would be rsync.

To get the archiving functionality you can do automatic ZFS snapshots. You can restore the entire snapshot or mount it via the terminal, or samba apparenly has a feature to display files from snapshots as shadow copies on windows.

There is one limitation of this is, if a client deletes a file on the local storage, the file on the server doesn't get deleted automaticly.

If you are ok with learing something, then I suggest renting a VPS, its your own part of a computer in a data center. I had one from a local provider that cost 7€/month for 6 cores, 18gb ram and 256gb ssd storage, way cheaper than any mc server provider Ive seen. The thing is you have to do a lot yourself, but there are great tutorals on how to run mc servers on linux. You can run something like Lodestone and have a webui for your servers, but you dont have to.