Month: July 2021

Dolphin is the KDE Plasma 5 file manager. It is pretty good at what it does. Rarely do you encounter some issue that gives you pause. The issue that I'm talk about came after encountering a problem and then researching it. Others have had the problem and have reported it only to have the KDE Plasma developers respond indicating that this is an ftp ioslave issue rather than taking responsibility and fixing it. I can understand that the problem exists. What is at issue here, for me, is that they begged off and wouldn't discuss nor address it with the public. I've encountered the problem, and so has a buddy of mine. He reported it to me first and that's how I knew that there's a partial work-around, albeit an…

The typical suggestion is to reinstall zfs. If you try and that doesn't resolve the issue then try editing the /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf file to remove the options zfs_arc_min= option.

This does not appear to be isolated to a specific service provider. I've seen this happen on comcast.net and on gmail.com. It does appear to have to do at least with Outlook (not 2019 specifically) and Thunderbird. When a user tries to access their remote email folders via Outlook, Outlook retrieves only a portion of the folders. One recommendation in the past that I don't adhere to is that you should just skip your favorite email client (Thunderbird or Outlook) and just use the web browser as all the folders are seen there. One issue with that is that if your folders aren't local you can't search them (how do you search in folders you can't see?) nor can you manage the emails themselves. When I was researching this my…

Because the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM based CPU some people think that Proxmox can't be run on that CPU architecture. The reason is that the Proxmox developers themselves have not released anything official. This is true. There is one developer however that did provide everything necessary to get Proxmox running on a Raspberry Pi. My implementation wasn't difficult to set up. The Web UI runs flawlessly. Containers install with ease. Each template provided for various distributions all seem to work. I have five containers running on the 8gb version of the Raspberry Pi 4. They are: Fedora 34, Ubuntu 21.04, Arch, openSUSE 15.3, and Rocky Linux. At 512mb of RAM for each container they consume less than 2gb of RAM combined. This is not to say that the implementation…