Yes, versus vanilla wine, ntsync is a significant improvement.

Most gamers won't see that big a difference, though. Steam has been using fsync for a long time, and vs fsync, ntsync is more correct but not necessarily any faster.

Tailscale ssh isn't enabled by default and I for one don't see the need for it.

Your choice is valid, but you've chosen to be responsible for adding new clients everywhere and making sure they can all connect to each other, etc. you have simpler software but more manual work, which is a valid choice if you're up for it.

Your stance rules out all the big and mature software. No judgement on the stance, but you are asking a difficult question.

Off that alternatives list, the only one I've heard of is lighttpd, and it's news to me that lighty can do reverse proxying. But I would try that.

I expect it to be a lot more difficult to find documentation and support for anything more obscure than lighty. Which may be fine for you, just know what you're getting in to.

As for certbot, iirc you need to add a renew command to cron, but otherwise certbot will take care of it. I'm sure the cron is in the documentation.

Note that sudo echo does not work as non root because the shell redirection is attempted before the command runs. You want echo foo | sudo tee -a /bar instead

Win the interdiction, which may be difficult in a type 9 but can be done.

Better shields and hull will help you survive, and to a lesser extent, thrusters. Military hull and shield boosters. Then engineering them will make you nearly invincible from NPCs.

Other alternatives include the Panther or the Cutter (faster, strongest shields).

TFA makes no mention of this, do you have a source for the data loss caused by clause's contribution to the Linux kernel?

Those temps are very normal. You can set cpu or frequency limits if you want to use less.

Ed hud mod v3 was released a few months ago with Linux support. Much much better than running via wine in elites prefix (which did work, with difficulty)

Ughhh I have a physical system that I can't just swap to Debian. But I have swapped my vms

• fix the documentation bug I reported 3 years ago, before it became a problem for stable Linux distributions. Instead of leaving up documentation that literally prevents the client from working and is an even bigger problem for stable distributions now. Yes it's my pet tiny bug, but how much effort can it really be to rewrite one section with configuration that DOESN'T break the product. I even wrote a suggestion for them.

https://github.com/CaramelFur/Picsur but it's no longer being maintained

In space or more like sea level?