Before I would typically just focus on grabbing the highest level bio from a planet. However the Nomad is so much fun I'm happy to grab everything on the planet now.
Better for the wallet. Better for science :-)
I'm curious for those heavily in the linux world, do you tend to use multiple distros, or try to focus on a minimal set.
For example I've been dipping my toes into Linux and have played around with a number of distributions. I've found some work well for my desktop needs but then different ones for a server environment.
Recently I decided I was going to try just focusing on using Debian for all my needs, both server side, desktop/notebook and just modify my DE etc rather than using a completely different distro. My feeling was that while they are all linux and therefore have lots in common, they have enough differences that it would be easier to focus on one so I can more easily learn and maintain apps and updates the same way.
My island is a little gassy
Unsure if this is a bug or intended? I have tested several times and rowboats no longer save to my captained ships. I searched and didn't find anything, however I could have easily missed it.
And you just cannot be bothered to deal with biomass electricity.
[Edit] Fixed. thanks everyone!
Hey all. I'm brand new to Proxmox. I've used Hyper-V and vmware extensively in the past. I just setup a proxmox server and am trying to setup a Windows 11 VM for my sandbox testing machine. The hardware is Windows 11 capable, with TPM 2.0 installed. I believe I setup the VM per instructions to have all the relevant settings, yet the installer says the machine doesn't meet the requirements. I'm sure it is something stupid but I can't seem to find it.
