gasp

ViTune

You could dig into the Linux hardware and see if your system is listed there, and how compatilble it is

I do tech support on a global company, and some customers have started to demand their cases not to be readable for our usa based colleagues, nor the shared info hosted on usa clouds. So that wall is somewhat already there.

Have you tried to do some cleaning on your /boot filesystem? It could be you have some old stuff there that may well be wasting storage

They thought they were there to lead, they got the lead instead.

Napster baaaad

What are the specs, hardware wise, of both your laptop and your nas?

I wanted to get rid of my chromecast, so I initially planned on reusing an old minipc I had, tried installing SteamOS on it but failed miserably.

Then I went with Opensuse Aeon, instaled Kodi but I really don’t like the interface, so I am using the Jellyfin client, the SteamApp, and Firefox with my usual adblock setup. All via flatpaks.

This setup autoupdates, so it is cool to have it up 24/7 and just turn on the tv. I can control it via my dualshock, but it is more usable with a 2.4Ghz remote control w/keyboard I got for less than 20€

Sound goes via hdmi to the tv, and from there to my soundbar via ARC, so no sound directly to the pc.

Next, I may setup the Jellyfin server on this machine, so I can leverage its hardware for transcoding (better specs that the nat)

I just hope they demand economical reparations to those un-named energy companies, accordingly to the damage inflicted and not only a few million euros.

Iirc, you are entitled to have/create a backup of your physical media, as long as it is for your personal use.

Have you installed the vm tools on the guest?

Pair it with the arrsuite and chef kisses

TPM storage, perhaps?