Well because of money. You certainly have to pay to get Ubuntu certificated. And you only do this to have a Linux system with support from the manufacturer.
It's an enterprise problem with an enterprise solution.
The normal personal systems are not in the same segment.
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Hab ich eben auch schon wo anders gesehen. War erst der festen Überzeugung dass das ne Satire Seite war. Ich find's alles langsam echt bisschen sehr Doll.
Does it really matter? I mean you can't be faster than light, wich is around 300km/ms which we pretty much are. I see this more as a bandwidth type of improvement. In theory we could do 65ms around half the globe with a diffct fiber connection and about 900 trillion watts of energy but thats not really the use case I think.
A better improvement would be WiFi and 5g stability and latency. I loose more latency over WiFi than over my entire connection to any server I need.
K2 is very lightweight imo. And it fits easily in all my bags.
I have a Keychron k2 with the German layout and the PBT Retro caps with Blue switches and I am more than happy with it. Very lightweight and portable and the 3 Bluetooth slots are handy. I know it's not the best one out there but it gets the job done pretty well.
I will do foam padding and o rings in the future to reduce the hollow sound and the bottoming out of the keys. I dont low well the other keyboards are made in this regard.
You will eventually need a wrist rest with the keychrons due to their height. Also the battery life is not as great as it could be. I am most of the time directly connected to my MacBook so I won't notice this much but I know that the battery lasts around 1-2 days of work depending on the type of lighting you choose.
Hope that helps somehow.
The problem is more with zfs on consumer grade NVMes. I have/had problems in that configuration due to the bigger sector sizes. Proxmox itself does do frequent writes, but I don't know how often exactly. I know that my problems went away with not using zfs.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/idlqh3/zfs_extremely_high_ssd_wearout_seemingly_random/
I wouldn't suggest usb or sd-cards with proxmox due to its constant logging. You will fry them really quick unfortunately. Had that problem with NVMes.
For litterly anything else I would also suggest SD-Cards.
Hey, i have had the same trouble on an DL380 G9. Those bioses don't support booting from PCIe at all. My server can't even boot from drives from the Raid controller in IT-Mode.
I would suggest, by proxmox being a hypervisor, to just install proxmox on a single SATA disk and try to boot from there. This is what I have done in the end.
You can then use your NVMes as storage pool. Also you bifurcation can always also be a problem when trying to boot from those devices.
I would also as a last call try to disable bifurcation and see if one drive will show up. Maybe then you could use 2 real PCIe slots with cheap m2 to PCIe adapters.
Ich bin auch gerade am Anfang von nix aber der Unterschied ist, dass nix mehr wie ansible das ganze System bis ins Detail konfigurieren kann. Osteee ist eher ein package manager.
Die Idee war auch nicht das der User nix nutzt, sondern das mehr unter der Haube arbeitet. So kann man Updates easy durch neue nix konfigs ausspielen könnte bspw.
Ich fände es interessant mal auf nixos Basis nix files zu basteln die so eine Art Grundgerüst für ein einfach nutzbares Linux zu bauen was vorhersehbar funktioniert.
Kann dann jeder vendor für seine Hardware kopieren und nutzen und Power User könnten das kopieren und für sich anpassen.
Finde ich wär die geilste Lösung. Man müsste halt noch viel UI Arbeit leisten und Automatisierungsarbeit machen. Sprich Sachen einfacher machen.
Wish we had that in Germany. As great as the autobahn is, when it rains it reflects so much that you don't see the Markings anymore without highbeams.
But maybe that's a northern thing.