#41 2021-05-17 00:01:50

deleted0

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Re: BL SSD discussion thread

^ https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 82#p114382
nothing to do with moderating.

https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 61#p114461

nyeah!

8bit

So just what have you resigned from? The project or moderating? Or both?
https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 36#p114336

Last edited by deleted0 (2021-05-17 00:08:04)

ratcheer

Member

From: USA

Registered: 2015-10-05

Posts: 487

Re: BL SSD discussion thread

Ok, let's try this

Ummm, no. I'm using the img= stuff with a url, but it's not doing what I think it should.

https://mega.nz/file/w0NSVZxC#Eluce-Zbk … aSWF4V62zs

Never mind. Mega apparently does not allow public sharing.

Last edited by ratcheer (2021-05-17 18:41:27)

deleted0

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Re: BL SSD discussion thread

^ Check out Scrot cloud. Free and easy to use:
https://scrot.cloud/

8bit

Bearded_Blunder

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From: Seat: seat0; vc7

Registered: 2015-09-29

Posts: 1,146

Re: BL SSD discussion thread

If you have an SSD, Welcome to the dark side!

Well I've just moved to the dark side for Linux on the laptop.  Been there ages for Windows.

Must say tracking down & then using sedutil to enable the encryption, & changing the sleep mode from s3 since it's not supported for SEDs was an adventure, complicated by my choice of init to be fair, tons of results for how to tweak sleep modes using SystemD for those of you thinking it's a trivial web search. SysVinit systems not quite so easy to find, s2idle & hibernate now sorted though, including tweaking bl-exit (copied to ~/bin/bl-exit) to add a hibernate button, a really easy tweak btw, literally just add a line to the yad.

I'm liking how the system performs though.

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C#Coder4ever

BL Keyboard Troll

From: /dev/zero

Registered: 2015-09-29

Posts: 284

Re: BL SSD discussion thread

Honestly SSDs are great, I can never go back to spinning disks, at least for non-NAS systems.

Lots has happened since I created this thread, but essentially I have a desktop with a Samsung 980 Pro 500GB, and I'm always impressed with the performance it has under Arch Linux (or any distro really let's be honest).

Though there are more SSDs, one of them being for /home for example lmao.

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