This release is scheduled for Tuesday, July 7, 2020. This version is considered a maintenance/enhancement release. We’ve been hunting down some leftover bugs and making sure to get them squashed with this release, but that’s not all! With this release comes support for Ubuntu 20.04 [focal] along with some additional enhancements that we’re pretty happy with. One of the biggest changes has been on the core level (once again). This adjustment comes in the form of the System Response widget that users see when installing an application. Previous iterations have been implementing the same table for all users, this has led to some overlapping of info. An example would be when the system admin updates quickbox, other users then see
It’s the time of year where I selfishly indulge in my own world and share with the world that it is my birthday. Last year, I did some random facts about me however this year, I’m not going to be doing that. This year instead, I just wanted to share how much I’ve learnt about Linux, QuickBox, using Dedicated Servers and how this community has helped my knowledge grow. I’ve learnt a lot about Linux however I still feel like a novice. However, whenever reaching out for help, I’ve never been made to feel stupid or similar. That’s the difference with the QuickBox community in that we all support each other. So, thank you to everyone for being awesome. And
No you didn’t have a stroke or misplace your glasses. You read that title correctly. On my server, using my setup, I have had 46 active streams at once. I can see you reading there thinking to yourself that this must be some form of click bait article talking about how he used multiple computers acting as 1 server, or it was a watch party with 46 people. Well, it wasn’t. As you should know, I run my server with virtual machines, and to really stress out my server, I run 6 Plex Media Servers and share access to this server for free for people to use. Here is the graph that shows we had 46 people who were streaming
This release is scheduled for Tuesday, July 7, 2020. This version is considered a maintenance/enhancement release. We’ve been hunting down some leftover bugs and making sure to get them squashed with this release, but that’s not all! With this release comes support for Ubuntu 20.04 [focal] along with some additional enhancements that we’re pretty happy with. One of the biggest changes has been on the core level (once again). This adjustment comes in the form of the System Response widget that users see when installing an application. Previous iterations have been implementing the same table for all users, this has led to some overlapping of info. An example would be when the system admin updates quickbox, other users then see
It’s the time of year where I selfishly indulge in my own world and share with the world that it is my birthday. Last year, I did some random facts about me however this year, I’m not going to be doing that. This year instead, I just wanted to share how much I’ve learnt about Linux, QuickBox, using Dedicated Servers and how this community has helped my knowledge grow. I’ve learnt a lot about Linux however I still feel like a novice. However, whenever reaching out for help, I’ve never been made to feel stupid or similar. That’s the difference with the QuickBox community in that we all support each other. So, thank you to everyone for being awesome. And
No you didn’t have a stroke or misplace your glasses. You read that title correctly. On my server, using my setup, I have had 46 active streams at once. I can see you reading there thinking to yourself that this must be some form of click bait article talking about how he used multiple computers acting as 1 server, or it was a watch party with 46 people. Well, it wasn’t. As you should know, I run my server with virtual machines, and to really stress out my server, I run 6 Plex Media Servers and share access to this server for free for people to use. Here is the graph that shows we had 46 people who were streaming
When removing RClone, we do not touch the data that is held on Google Drive. If you wish to remove these, then you will need to do this directly from the Google Drive website.
You will find that a copy of your rclone.conf file is copied over to Google Drive for you already. However, it is best practice to take a manual backup of this file before completing the uninstallation of RClone.
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