I mean, Linux doesn't really require coding skills. It's come a long way from the days of yore.
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I’m being curmudgeonly and calling any business in the terminal “coding”
You likely won't need to do that. And if it really is necessary, you can just search it online, just be careful of pasting commands into a terminal
M family of processors or old intel chips?
I think this one’s an intel, but the screen is bugging out, so i put a pause on it
I need ideas on what to do with this computer. I already have a second server setup for hosting some stuff, so i want another use for it
What are you running on your current server? Is it an intel or apple silicon MacBook?
Pihole/adblock dns
nas server
Plex/jellyfin
Seedbox
IPTV
I think the pihole would be a good experiment
It’s actually taking quite a long time to install these codecs for MintOS Cinnamon