I'm asking because here in france the power bills are starting to go through the roof
and it's not going to stop anytime soon
I'm asking because here in france the power bills are starting to
go through the roof and it's not going to stop anytime soon
I'm looking to migrate some services off larger tower gear I run and
hope to move things to a Pi4 in the coming weeks.
I'm making this post to ask, if the power bill go through the roof and
you have a to scale down your set up but you still have to use the UM> internet for work [and BBS of course] what would you use between a UM> raspberry pi 5 and any small factor computer [exemple a intel nuc]
I'm asking because here in france the power bills are starting to go through the roof and it's not going to stop anytime soon
I'm making this post to ask, if the power bill go through the roof and
you have a
to scale down your set up but you still have to use the internet for
work [and BBS of course]
what would you use between a raspberry pi 5 and any small factor
computer [exemple a intel nuc]
Ultra Magnus wrote to All <=-
I'm making this post to ask, if the power bill go through the roof and
you have a to scale down your set up but you still have to use the internet for work [and BBS of course] what would you use between a raspberry pi 5 and any small factor computer [exemple a intel nuc] I
I'm asking because here in france the power bills are starting to go through the roof and it's not going to stop anytime soon
I
tried using a Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 as a desktop, neither were very
good.
Blue White wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I have a Pi 3 that I use for some desktop activities. It is really
good with programs that don't eat up a lot of resources, like claws
mail and gnumeric. However, it has a lot of difficulty with a modern
web browser (vs. most "modern" sites that are loaded up with crap), and with video streaming (from YT) or playback with vlc.
You watch those videos of people reviewing some of these sbcs on YT and you really wonder how on earth they got the results they did. My experience is that most of them do not perform near as well in my real-life.
So I'm in the U.S., and I've heard that some other countries electricity is much more expensive but... here, I would worry about EITHER one of those setups at all... the Pi will probably sip less juice, but even if both above machines are on 24/7 I wouldn't notice any increase at all!!
If you turn them off while not in use, even more so./
I'm looking to migrate some services off larger tower gear I run and
hope to move things to a Pi4 in the coming weeks.
I also have a galileo sbc (intel) that I was able to get really cheap. Unfortunately, it does not even have enough resources to recompile a kernel so I could not do too much with it, but it does function well as a network print server.
I am running this BBS on a Pi 2 and it runs quite well. I am callingyou manage to find a bbs software that can run with no overloading your pi 2 i'm curious what king of bbs software you are using
into it using an UP Board sbc which also works quite well. As it has an intel chip, it is in a different price range than the pi.
you manage to find a bbs software that can run with no overloading
your pi 2
i'm curious what king of bbs software you are using
Yes. I am currently running Talisman BBS on the pi without issue. Note that I am *not* running X windows on that machine. I am running the BBS, and binkd, via the command line.
If I were running X windows on the pi2, I am sure it would be overloaded even without the BBS.
Yes. I am currently running Talisman BBS on the pi without
issue. Note
I see, that neet but how did you manage to make talisman bbs quope
with linux because if I'm not mistaken talisman bbs do not have a linux version as far that I know of
Yes. I am currently running Talisman BBS on the pi withoutissue. Note
that I am *not* running X windows on that machine. I am running
I see, that neet but how did you manage to make talisman bbs quope
with linux
because if I'm not mistaken talisman bbs do not have a linux version
as far
that I know of
I see, that neet but how did you manage to make talisman bbs quopelinux
with linux because if I'm not mistaken talisman bbs do not have a
version as far that I know of
Talisman is very much Lunix compatable, and compiles from source code without issued...
This install is running on a Amiga 3000, with Debian Linux M68k.
This install is running on a Amiga 3000, with Debian Linux M68k.
Really?? Awesome. I know it'll run on Haiku as well. Running Talisman
on my headless linux via proxmox myself.
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