[–] 7 points 4 months ago

I like Cosmic because it’s a nice middle ground between something like sway and the more mature DEs (Gnome/KDE). The tiling experience is phenomenal but you can still use floating if you prefer. I have it on both my main machine (Gentoo) and my secondary (Fedora).

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  • [–] 2 points 4 months ago

    There’s a guide for switching to Wireguard. Yams also includes a command:

    yams check-vpn
    

    that tells you if the VPN is working.

    Not sure if that directly answers your question but there are a lot of step-by-step guides on the site and the author has also answered a lot of user questions on the message board.

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  • [–] 2 points 4 months ago (2 children)

    Yams.media is a script with an easy to follow guide that will hold your hand through the entire setup. All you need to do afterwards is import your existing media using radarr/sonarr.

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    I find it hard to believe there aren’t threads about this already but I didn’t find anything when I searched …

    I’m looking for a data SIM card for my mobile router (GL.inet MUDI V2) but I’m unsure of what to look for. I know that not all SIM cards will work and I’d rather not have to make a purchase to engage in trial and error.

    I saw a T-mobile plan on bestmvno.com that claimed to have unlimited data (only) for $5/mo (Im in the US) but the description also mentioned text messaging (???) which tells me that it wouldn’t work for me but I’m not familiar with what I’m shopping for so I could be wrong.

    Mobile router users: what are you using for your data only SIM cards?

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