| Kilroy | is there a version of Ubuntu server that has nothing but bare bones installed? | 00:11 |
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| mybalzitch | what is it coming with that you don't want | 00:13 |
| Kilroy | it is just a question, | 00:15 |
| mybalzitch | by default the installer prompts you at the end for what packages you want to install beyond the base, like openssh, nextcloud, sabnzbd, etc | 01:33 |
| Kilroy | I mean nothing, no snap, nada | 01:34 |
| Kilroy | just enough to boot it up, and that is it | 01:35 |
| Kilroy | not even internet | 01:35 |
| mybalzitch | then you probably want debian | 02:10 |
| mybalzitch | but even thats gonna come with basic drivers | 02:10 |
| Kilroy | is there a way to see how much power ubuntu server is using on a desktop? b/c my breaker flipped for my room were my server is and I think that might of been the cuase | 03:07 |
| packet_lozenge | What kind of processing are you doing where you're drawing enough power to trip a 15-20A breaker??? | 03:13 |
| Kilroy | that is also plugged into a power surge | 03:15 |
| Kilroy | I think it was dust build up that caused it | 03:15 |
| Kilroy | but is there a way to identify how much power my desktop server is using | 03:16 |
| packet_lozenge | hmm. if it's a server, you can try checking the management interface or the BIOS | 03:21 |
| packet_lozenge | if you're plugged into a UPS, you should be able to see power draw there as well | 03:21 |
| packet_lozenge | as for software? hmm... not sure | 03:22 |
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