I have a Dell Optiplex i5 running JellyFin at home too. I think you’re good to go.

Must be nice having enough money to afford a factory-made case.

The only correct answer in this thread.

Did you uninstall the official driver first? That is, the nvidia package?

Need a CPAP machine too.

In a row?

You might be able to use the Nouveau driver with the 750M. Performance won’t be great, but might be sufficient if it’s just for server admin.

To be fair, Nvidia supports their newer GPUs well enough, so you may not have any problems for a while. But once they decide to end support for a product line, it’s basically a death sentence for that hardware. That’s what happened to me recently with the 470 driver. Older GPU worked fine until a kernel update broke the driver. There’s nobody fixing it anymore, and they won’t open-source even obsolete drivers.

I’ve had so many problems with Nvidia GPUs on Linux over the years that I now refuse to buy anything Nvidia. AMD cards work flawlessly and get very long-term support.

The Analytical Engine was perfection. Anything newer is just bloat.

Not much, time. What’s up with you?

I update when I log on, then again before I log off. I use Arch, btw.

Ahhhooooer

Internet is cats, all the way down.

And by swamp, well let’s just say Bubba’s peenits

Mazel tov. The next step down the rabbit hole is to get a tiling window manager like i3.

There’s a stain on the couch, lol.

Bonus: it’s a statistics class.

You wouldn’t download a pirate ship.

Any problem in server administration can be solved with an additional crontab entry. Except for the problem of too many crontab entries.