If Minix counts, I got it running on a 286 some years ago. I don’t remember how much RAM it had, but it was very little.

Yes, I’m sure there are multiple professional software solutions that are expensive but can do it. Reconfiguring the equipment is much cheaper.

Even basic stuff like teleconferencing software can do it, like do y that when Zoom is playing audio it doesn’t pick it back up through a desk mic, unless the feedback is really bad.

It sounds like your issue is that each microphone is picking up the other person’s voice. If your software is insufficient to handle this, I’d move or change the microphones.

Me when coming back to a system without NetworkManager

You don’t even need to do that. You could just blacklist or delete the module.

The game wouldnt work, but you could do it.

It probably gives some useful info. What does it say? Also, what changed between now and the last time it worked?

Interesting. BIOS update? Maybe check through all the settings, or do a factory reset on the BIOS? I have a similar board (H510 something) running proxmox and it works fine.

Hardware? Do they shut down properly if you do it from the console or ssh?

Window managers are a component of a desktop environment.

Linus’ tone was disproportionate, but he wasn’t wrong. This could easily have been a compromised account trying to sneak code into the kernel.

Readers: make sure you read the replies. This happened four days ago and has since been resolved.

For some reason my phone ate the “nothing” in “NTFS has nothing to do with the network”. I’ve put it back.

NTFS has nothing to do with the network. Maybe you’re thinking of NFS? But natively Windows uses SMB.

I don’t, but people probably do because the package(s) they want are more available in that system.

It’s primarily for Macs, isn’t it? Cross-platform availability is probably a factor.

Yeah that’s a very good way to do it. No risk of accidentally picking the wrong drive or anything.

It doesn’t really make sense to do that. Even if you do resolve dependencies to identify which one needs to come first, you’re still going to need to take manual action to download and install subsequent packages.

You should probably see if you can increase the timeout and number of retries, or just set it to run with --download-only (or whatever the dnf equivalent is) in a loop until it succeeds. Then you can run the actual install all in one go from the download cache.

No. Windows does not support ext filesystems without a third party driver.

Sounds like those flags are mutually exclusive. Does it work if you only use one or the other?

What’s in the logs?

Depends. A naive installer will always install to the first drive in the boot order. I haven’t dual booted in years, so I don’t know how smart they are these days.