

I mean you’d have to be pretty insane to use Arch on an actual server.
That or a masochist.


I mean you’d have to be pretty insane to use Arch on an actual server.
That or a masochist.


Compared to Arch Linux then yeah you’ll save a ton of money almost guaranteed. But something like Windows? Good luck trying to calculate that.


Unfortunately the boss man decided to stick with VMware instead of migrating to proxmox. Sadly there’s no good migration solutions for proxmox unless you’re ok with a lot of down time.
Maybe if they can make a live convert tool I can convince him to make the switch. But until we can get past the hurdle of converting everything painfully we’re stuck.

My biggest issue with Apple Music (and its subscription) is how it will mangle my high quality collection and replace it with songs from different versions of the album or singles, and delete my version and replace it with a DRM version.
For managing music I’m fine with it. But iTunes Match was a mistake and you can’t turn it off.
Debian uses like 200MBs of ram for a basic fresh install. That’s negligible.
Unless you’re deploying 500 virtual machines on a single server, that all run a single simple basic task the base ram usage of the OS shouldn’t even be a factor.