just_another_person

This is old, but maybe helpful: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=292996

My thinking is you may have gotten an update, restarted, and now you're seeing this issue. What's the specific model of keyboard?

Checked your accessibility menu and see if anything there may be turned on?

Also, can you drop to a straight terminal (ALT+F2) and the key card works fine?

You may have inadvertently triggered some sort of Accessibility feature, perhaps. If your mouse still works, or you have a Bluetooth keyboard handy, go to your settings and make sure your keyboard input matches the correct type of keyboard.

If that looks correct, make sure something like Slow Keys didn't get enabled, and hold a single letter key down for like 5 seconds and see if you get any feedback from that.

What do you mean? Looks like they use tags to track releases: https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM/tree/2.2.6

You're just browsing the main branch perhaps. They probably don't consider these stable, but they're all tracked in the releases page: https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM/releases

"Jesus HATES repaired things. Don't make Jesus cry."

This will not end well for them.

Need specs. Have you checked your free memory while games are running?

Secure how? Containers aren't secure because of their base contents since the majority of everything in the image isn't even executed. It's not like running an OS.

A secure container by definition will be the one with the LEAST amount of contents in its base. This is the point of Distroless.

A container is going to get compromised because of its running code 9/10 times, not because the base was compromised. This of course is not including supply chain attacks.

Any podcast telling you that adding more stuff into the container image will make it secure has an inferior bridge. Come check out my much better bridge over here...

Cicada is basically the FOSS version of GitHub Actions. Works pretty well, but the setup and admin is definitely more work than you might want when GA is already available.

Whichever really. AMD will give the best overall performance for your needs, though Intel chips IF they have QuickSync can have some hardware acceleration benefits with respect to transcoding.

I'm very confused by all of these pictures. Did they pull him out of Supermax and just give him street clothes for the photo ops, then throw him back in?

Minipc is probably going to be the cheapest and most power efficient option. Check out the Minisforum Refurbished page.