I've typically connected to my servers via a WSL container in Windows. I wanted a cleaner way of getting to my machines without having to first install WSL and a Linux distribution. Here are the steps I took to set it up. To connect from Windows to Linux
I was greeted with the above screen after I had updated my computer. After much searching (and help from a friend), I was able to solve the issue. Immediate Workaround The first thing I needed to do was to get back into my computer. To do that, here are the
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I use Immich as my photo server and storing files on a virtual drive is not a scalable solution. In order to get around that, I mount a USB drive to the VM to store the images. The first thing you have to do is to first identify what drives
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There is a known issue where you aren't able to connect to a local IP address on Linux with Tailscale when using the --accept-routes flag. When you enable this flag, Tailscale's routing configuration can interfere with local network connectivity. What's happening When you use
Shortcuts Specialty Purpose Shortcut Keys Workspace Editor Windows + Ctrl + ` Virtual Desktops Purpose Shortcut Keys Open Task View Windows + Tab Add a virtual desktop Windows + Ctrl + D Switch to the right desktop Windows + Ctrl + Right arrow Switch to the left desktop Windows + Ctrl + Left arrow Close the current desktop Windows + Ctrl
I randomly found myself in a situation where I was able to boot up into Ubuntu but there was no way to log in. I could see my mouse. After doing some research, here is what I ended up doing to solve the problem. * Get to the terminal by pressing
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Reference: ArchWiki When dual booting between Linux and Windows, Windows typically resets the time. Windows typically sets the time to local time. To fix this, set Windows to UTC by setting the following in the Registry Settings - Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation The easiest way to
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Resizing a window that's too small Alt + F10 Resizes the window
Basics Functionality Keys dd Delete one line Delete a block of lines Go to the starting line and type ma (mark "a"). Then go to the last line and enter d'a (delete to mark "a").
I'm running out of a hard disk on my VM and after doing some research, VMs are more performant when they have one large drives rather than multiple small drives Here's the correct procedure to resize your disk 1. Expand the partition sudo growpart /dev/sda
Fixing a hard drive Adding an external hard drive to a Proxmox VM