Its not nearly as Dinky as it looks in this picture. Its almost the entire width of the device. I got to play with it a bit and its actually super stable, its obviously not 100% rigid and personally I wouldnt use it like that because its a bit awkward. But its a really cool device.
Here’s the store page with some more pics of it.
It seems to be hit or miss. I hear people online have no issues with HOTAS/HOSAS/other sim gear on Linux. But I could never really get mine to work 100% correctly.
Plus it was a lot more fiddly every time I wanted to play my games than windows. Idk I just keep windows for my sims and do everything else on Linux
From talking to other people online, it seems to still be possible in the states.
Just be ready for rejection, and for the people at the ticket counters to be really confused about what you’re trying to do haha.
A couple times a buddy and I would take what we called “mystery vacations” where you walk into the airport and ask if they need any seats filled ASAP because you can haggle them down to crazy prices.
You just don’t know where you’re going ahead of time and you’ll have to figure out your return flight.
But I flew from Atlanta International to Denver International for $45 once.
I believe all of them?
Lenovo sells their thinkpads with Linux too. And they’re absolute tanks.
“when you go far enough left, you get your guns back”
The quote that got me to seriously start volunteering with my local Pink Pistols group.
Fuck these fascist if they think they’re the only ones showing up to protests armed (I live in an open carry state, your laws may vary)
Are you a bot? I don’t think so but I’ve never seen anyone have sources for basically every other word in their comment?
Ubuntu Server supports Windows Active Directory. I haven’t used it for anything but authentication (and authentication works flawlessly) and some basic directory/share permissions but theoretically it should support group policy too.
It’d be cool if there was a mainstream FOSS alternative though (there might be, I’ve done literally 0 research), but this works okay-ish in the meantime.
But for management of the actual production servers at work I use a combination of ManageEngine (super great and reasonably priced) and Microsoft’s Entra (doesn’t work well, don’t do it)