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This is really amazing! In theory, can you can use 2gb with 4 different VMs?

Conversely I have a dell xps from 2018 that run very well with fedora atomic (kde). I upgraded the SSD, WiFi card and replaced the battery. Should easily last me another 5 years

So Fedora atomic?

There's like a dozen variants as well to suit any specialty application

Thanks for this list!

The proper way of doing this is to have two separate systems in a cluster such as proxmox. The system with GPUs runs certain workloads and the non GPU system runs other workloads.

Each system can be connected (or not) to a ups and shut down with a power outage and then boot back up when power is back.

Don't try hot-plugging a gpu, it will never be reliable.

Run a proxmox cluster or kubernetes cluster, it is designed for this type of application but will add a fair amount of complexity.

First thing I would do is boot a live Ubuntu image from a USB. Make sure the hardware all works as expected.

Looks great, any chance you'd be interested in getting it a Jellyfin backend connection?

Seafile works very well for this. They have a traditional sync app for desktop (seafile client) and they also have on demand file browser that let's you make some file local if you want (seadrive). Its quite slick.

And good resources on how to learn to use Toolbox properly?

Does anyone know if these ai chips will be good at transcoding (jellyfin) or facial detection on a security camera (frigate). Seems these might be good for homelabers.

What's the clipboard feature you mentioned?

This is an excellent article and the mobile site is fantastic