Proxmox @lemmy.world nosut @lemmy.world 1y ago

Welcome to the Proxmox community!

I didn't see one when doing a search so I made it. I am absolutely not the right person for this job but here I am!

Feel free to share or ask anything related to Proxmox here. We are in the stages of any content is at least content. As more people join then the range of experience will grow and more information will be available to all.

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Just as a bit of additional information about me. I have been using Proxmox as a hypervisor on my home server for about a year. Still new with it. I enjoyed using r/proxmox but dont want to support Reddit in the current environment. I saw that there was no dedicated proxmox community on Lemmy so instead of waiting for something that might come later I decided to just start making communities for the things I enjoyed but were missing.
- Cheers, I hope it works out
  
  Same. It would be nice to not be at the mercy of the reddit admins. Hopefully with enough traction we can grow a community outside of there. Time will tell though.
- Partly to test how threading and formatting works on Lemmy...
  
  I run three PX servers at home
  
  the big one (64GB RAM) is my storage and media server plus a couple of Dev VM.
  
  Desktop one in my office running a Windows 11 with GPU passthrough as my main desktop
  
  NUC in the granny flat running a PBS VM for backups
  
  Markup editor is pretty average, would have preferred like GitHub Markdown.
  
  do code blocks work?
  
  What about in line code?
  
  asterik bullets
  
  dash bullet
  
  Looked ok How about a multiline block?
  
  C#
  
  // Hello World! program namespace HelloWorld { class Hello { static void Main(string[] args) { System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); } }
  
  Bash
  
  #!/bin/bash echo "Hello World"
  
  Preserves line breaks, but no syntax highlighting 😞
  
  google chrome desktop notifications seem to work fwiw

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