So, I was running Lineageos 22.x on my redmi note 10 pro max (sweetin), and wanted to switch to 23.x. But after that no apk is installing not with any app manager or a standalone apk. It's just working with adb commands if I force install it: adb install "C:\path\to\your\app.apk". What to do? I have clean installed the 23.x version.
Hey fellas,
I am new to containers and recently working in a project, where I am trying to build a multilab environment using containers. I have included currently some few services or applications inside that. It will be very helpful if you test this project and guide me through your experience and knowledge, and suggest some tips that how to improve more to make it production ready.
Thank you
Here is the project link: Multilab architecture
Distrobox is a very good implementation of containers, that much feels like actual distros, but I came to face a problem that some programs like node, npm, nvm(node version manager), gemini-cli or something like these which primarily installs in home directory dotfiles like ~/.local/{bin,share} etc. Is there any way to isolate them also in a subdirectory? Like the containers will have access to the actual home directory of host OS as distrobox does, but with isolated dotfiles so that it creates less clutter.
Hi,
I'm trying to enable MangoHud in Faugus Launcher (built from source, not the Flatpak version), but it's not appearing in-game.
So basically, I am currently running debian and installed The Crew. After running a while it was giving pretty damn lag after smooth rendering for some minutes. I started to search about the driver used in windows which gives shared RAM memory to the gpu for well optimization and found that i915 was the problem for me. It is mature and less buggy but also gives less performance for my case. So i just switched to the xe graphics. Here's the link to what I did, thought it will be helpfull for some folks 😄 :
I am learning and doing Linux for quite a time, but now I am trying to learn about webservers and especially how to make it available to internet, I have done port forwarding in my tp-link router to port 80 tcp. And got a subdomain from duckdns for free. Now about the public ip thing, I don't have a leased public ipv4 , so was thinking about working around of ipv6. Updated my ipv6 to duckdns, but after configuring the apache2 in my debian machine still can't be able to access it online except localhost. Also allowed ufw firewall for Apache Full. Help me if any workaround is possible, and I am looking for free things ... you know 😄 . Any help is really appreciated. Thanks!
