Your performance issues are likely not an issue with thunderbird but with your hardware or some weird filesystem. Like others in the replies I have ten years of emails stored in my thunderbird inbox and they search near instantly.
It does not matter where the mails come from (gmail or other), if you are using thunderbird or any other client to store them locally, virtually all providers have an imap and pop3 endpoint the client connects to download everything
Well my entire network doc is a 30ish lines .txt file that looks like this example:
Then some other general stuff on some other 10.0.1.x network etc
Once you take care assigning static blocks and it makes sense you don’t have any surprises. Db1 crashed? Lookup its config data, reinstall machine, recover from backup and nothing else needs to be configured.
That is just static ip with extra steps
You can have some weird workaround creep up yesrs later also with dhcp and dns ,😉
No what I meant is I don’t use dhcp at all, but apparently I am an old gremlin and all these youngsters do it some variation of your way. If you want ro do it like that I leave you with them.
No worries, I just don’t want to get you confused
I agree with you. I am not at a scale were it matters so I don’t bother. I only have a couple dozen servers to harness for work. Point is that OP does not sound to be at that scale either
Dhcp and ensuring it works is someting I don’t care about. I tell the kernel wich packets it should be interested in and how to sign itself and that will be it thank you very much.
I configure static routes and have all my machines and network segments neatly arranged in my database. I setup a new machine I know exactly what address it should have,it goes up and until it has a problem it will keep the address it was installed with.
Its 2026 I work like that, you can have your opinions I have mine. The difference is that I depend on one less thing that I don’t care about, so I have more profit margin.
Is there a reason you sre using dhcp instead of assigning ips manually?
Dhcp is great if you don’t care about stuff, in my experiece as soon as you start caring you should do it manually
Just disable it, the “secure” in secure boot is a security for whoever needs to ship signed crap in windows or if your employer needs to spy on you. On a linux gaming laptop its perfectly useless.
I just never saw it done, and I would have no problem if the translations made sense.
I was just trying to find out if this was some type of new scam or something.
If someone did not understand english they would not be here, and if I was to only understand italian I would still not be on your post because italian is 3 screens away and barely understandable.
I do not know what you are trying to do with your translations, but if you are gonna do it then do it right, because right now you made an obnoxious wall of text with a translation quality worse than what could come out of a 2010 google translate, at least for italian and german.
To answer: in my experience a reasonably recent kernel will be able to run most popular controllers, I have yet to find one that does not.
Found the web dev, did you work on the javascript Date standard?
Half the requests for help on this community are people installing outdated flatpacks or messing up some configuration giving insufficient permission to some app or another.
It does not just work. You know what just work? apt on debian.
Flatpack is a solution to a problem most people don’t have, dont use it unless you really know why you are using it. If you don’t understand why you should not use it don’t.
Also, delta files are a neat thing but if their backend can’t do it efficiently it is just stupid IMO. To me it sounds like premature optimisation, a common issue in software development.
Ok, you do you. In my experience that is not how that works, but there is an argument to not worry about it if it works well enough.
What kind of token per second are you getting with your model partially on disk?
Swapping will make it slower not faster, reduce jobs?
Because snap is an absolute abomination and no one in their right mind is loosing time maintaining it. If canonical whants to push their crap on debian too, they will need to put in the time to make it work. I really hope they are not making debian developers loose their precious time on this cancer.
Genuinely curious: what are you doing to be needing this?
I cannot think of any modern usecase for swap a part from hybernation
They should stop with that touch screen crap, always connected to the internet spyware bullshit, but they are putting that everywhere now not just EVs.
We will soon be in the siutuation where if you want an old car without that crap you can’t even go into the larger eu cities anymore, because the engine will be too polluting.
There really is a market for cars without that crap. As long as it brings me and my family to destination safely I don’t care how it is propelled.