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Creative Wednesday...how have you been creative recently? (lemmy.world)
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Helped your child solve an issue with friends? Found a way round a work issue? Crafted? Women are creative in all sorts of ways tell us below!

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

I deployed 14 customized linux installs at work to replace Windows 10 installs before it goes end of life in October. I researched some rather poorly documented (from a user/admin perspective at least, I can't speak on the source code) features to automate the install process so all I need to do is boot to the usb drive, enter the name of the computer, and set the password. This will save all of these systems from being sent to e-waste!

Yesterday I figured out getting remote desktop sharing to work via my management agent that doesn't have a direct feature for that on Linux. I'm considering asking for the vendor to add the option as it can be done with the built in features (plus some free, open source software installed on each system), I just need to manually enter a few pieces of information instead of it automatically doing it like it can on Windows!

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago

Wowza! Impressive!

I found some cables I was looking for so I could hook up a new docking station. I learned that there are two types of DisplayPort to HDMI adapters - active and passive - and I was lucky that I had all the parts I needed in my decades-old bin of cables!

My hoarding has been validated!!!