What I don't get is why. What with the recent Red Hat debacle one would think Canonical would make a stronger case as opposed to force feeding the issue.

Feels like Jabber has been around for a long time. If I'm not mistaken I remember my buddy pimping it as an AIM alternative back in the Napster/mp3 days.

Jumping in to parrot the arch install script advice. It's easy, has a fair amount of flexibility, and gives you a rock solid base to build on.

One other thing to mention once you've grown comfortable is looking into systemd-boot. I got fed up with dual boot issues and moving away from grub solved for them.

Best of luck.

Tried getting RDP working ~a month ago and it was eating too much time (probably related to Nvidia peccadilloes,) so I fell back to sunshine over VPN. Looking forward to trying this, thanks for the share.

..similar to what? SIMILAR TO WHAT!?

I walk on my hands.

Also, there is approximately 50% of postings reserved for whinging about the speculation of activity on Lemmy.

Pretty much. Gotta pay those bills too.

Engage this! 🤜

Thanks for sharing!

The automaker last year became so inundated with driving-range complaints that it created a special team to cancel owners’ service appointments.

Wow and in Reuters. What an embarrassment of a company to do business with.

Neat!