Have you tried Pop_OS with the preinstalled Nvidia driver? Been a while since I've used Pop, and the nvidia card I have is old, but I don't recall a bad experience.
Posts made by EddieJennings
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RE: Not much luck with Linux Distro's
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RE: Is it racist? I think it is.
@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:
The Amazon CloudFront distribution is configured to block access from your country. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error.
I haven't used Amazon CloudFront, but have you confirmed that configuration is correct? Do you have any way to verify if there was any kind of burst of traffic that may have triggered some kind of policy that would cause traffic to be dropped?
On the question of racism, I would follow the technical issue to a potential policy issue. Then see if the policy was created to somehow allow and drop traffic based off of assuming the immutable physical characteristic (race) of the sender. My thought process wouldn't start with "traffic has been configured to be dropped because of a racist policy."
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RE: BSOD error 0x0000139 Bug Check
@dbeato Nice. Thankfully I haven't had to deal with a Windows bug check in a while
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RE: BSOD error 0x0000139 Bug Check
WinDbg can help you read the memory dump file, which may help you find what file or process caused the crash.
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RE: I can't even
This thread, https://access.redhat.com/discussions/669573, likely requires a Red Hat account to view, but it wins the necro post award.
The last relevant comment was in October 2011. Here's the latest comment nearly 12 years later
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
Finished a Sunday evening by recording a couple of jazz etudes.
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RE: Small office replacement network
@AdamF I stand corrected and good to know.
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RE: Small office replacement network
Been a while since I had looked at Ubiquiti's store, but it looks like they're not bothering to show EdgeRouter 4 as an out-of-stock option anymore.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
Trying to figure out why reposync seems to have missed downloading a few RPMs.
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RE: Zerotier installs but no conectivity on Fedora 38
Are either of the addresses of those two systems in conflict with another on the Zerotier network?
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
Yum. Reading about policy based routing for Linux.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@nadnerB said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Getting started with Intune... getting caught up with seeing what Android Enterprise is about... sigh scope creep for todays work
A couple of people on my team have to deal with InTune. I don't envy them. Luckily, I have plenty of Linux work to keep me from being roped in.
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RE: If starting from scratch, would you suggest learning BASH or Ansible?
@openit said in If starting from scratch, would you suggest learning BASH or Ansible?:
Hi there,
While I'm preparing for RedHat certification, I was thinking to learn BASH, for general use and also exam has requirement to write simple bash scripts.
But, in long run and to be more efficient, I feel deep learning of Ansible is better than BASH? If I left BASH, and go with Ansible do I lose anything? I assume Ansible covers what BASH can do?
Appreciate your suggestions.
They different, complementary things that are both used for administering RHEL systems (and other systems as well, but you mentioned Red Hat certs). There will be times when you will use Ansible to execute the same commands on a remote system as you would with BASH when there isn't a specific Ansible module available to do the thing you want.
If you're learning about administering RHEL and other Linux systems (which I assume you are since you're seeking those certs), there is no realistic "leaving" of BASH. You could use other shells to run the commands needed to work on your skills, but if you're training for the real world of working on RHEL, why not use BASH?
Consider the first two certs in the Red Hat path, RHSCA and RHCE. RHCSA is designed to teach fundamentals of managing RHEL. RHCE is teaching the fundamentals of Ansible for the purpose of taking the things you learned with RHCSA and automating them potentially at scale.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Quality saxophone time with major and minor scales = done. On to home Ansible stuff.
I haven't played mine in such a long time, I'd probably sound like a cat stuck in a blender, a dying duck, or some combination thereof.
My tone is acceptable, but trying to regain some technique.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
Quality saxophone time with major and minor scales = done. On to home Ansible stuff.