they even purposely disable snaps by default.

Works fine for me with firefox and Ublock. What does give me this exact message though is a extention called IDontCareAboutCookies

What can also be a good option is urbackup. it supports different operating systems full image backups of windows clients. Not entirely sure if it supports image backups of a linux clients how ever.

Not the intended usecase but fogproject can be used to pull images. Then later you can just PXE boot and place a image back on to a differen system.

Still i think borg would be better for actual backups.

Snapahots are not backups!

Snapshots are near instand in ZFS or BTRFS. Also they do not consome much CPU to make them.

Backups are not stored in the same device. What i use to make backups is a combination of borg and urbackup.

that is the default for the calendar in outlook… From left to right. For the week that is not the month view

I am happy on opensuse TW with only a window manager. So I am oke but dont like when i have to use ubuntu. Also gnome is not my thing.

I am curious how you ended in dependency hell on TW. I switched from arch to TW about a year ago. I love it so far.

Ubuntu sometimes gives me Windows vibes.

Hey thank you for the very detailed response! I can not give a full response right now. But the hacky way described is exactly what i did and didnt seem to work for me.

Yes RHEL IDM does. More linux specific like sudo rules for example.

Perhaps because the curent lease has not expired yet. Remove the lease in the router or force the client to get a new lease

This is corect. You need too use a bridge for VMs to communicate with the host. Been doing it like this for about a year. Also i added a special bridge gave the bridge a static IP so i can connect VMs to things like network shares without any fysical network connectivity.

Didnt know these services where that light. So running the domain controller and rhel IDM controller in a VM on the R710 is fine then. I can probably even run a few other things on the system as well then. Thanks for your input!

luckily power wise is a non issue in my case. I can always migrate to a newer system down the road. but I have to start with it on something. so the R710 it is for the time being. Thanks for your input!

Their are not many other good foss calendar apps that I know off

While on one hand Manjaro is very polished. Some things they do is questionable. Like the time they suggested to change your date and time because they let their repo keys expire. Or accidentally DDOS the AUR. Just to name some. The Manjaro team has a rather bad track record of these things.

Opensuse can do this. Well put btrfs on LVM that is. I found out with my tumbleweed installs that if i use disk encryption and no LVM i do not have the option to boot from btrfs snapshots. Also with LUKS you need to type in your password twice when booting if you dont use LVM.

Seems very intresting. Coupled with greenbone this is excelent.

Opensuse Tumbleweed. A rock solid rolling release.