

This isn’t a Valve project


This isn’t a Valve project


Surprised there is no mention of the eXoDOS collection here. It has thousands of DOS games that run through a launcher with tuned emulation settings for each title.
Personally, I like playing with real hardware but this is probably the best option right now for a jukebox style experience on a modern PC.

Former DPO here. The “right to be forgotten” doesn’t actually mean they have to delete the content of your posts unless it renders you identifiable. Anonymisation is more or less equivalent to deletion under the GDPR, which is why they can get away with replacing usernames with [deleted] when you delete your account.


This game was fantastic. I bought it at launch and was so enraptured that I almost beat the whole thing in one sitting. I still have it on CD somewhere.


You should be able to do everything through the web interface.
You can make network shares by creating shared folders under Storage->Shared Folders then configure your Windows shares through Services->SMB/CIFS
Install the openmediavault-compose plugin to manage your docker containers.
I would also suggest installing the openmediavault-wireguard plugin for secure remote access to your services from outside your network.


It has USB 1.1, which is very slow. You can run software from a hard drive if you have a PS2 fat. It is also possible to run from a network share or a PS2 memory card to SD card adapter. Some methods are too slow to play FMV without skipping.


The scar is true to the character from the original novels.


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This is great for a handful of devices but I deploy and administrate hundreds of devices at my school. As much as I would love to, there’s no way I could sell this without a really robust way of managing device policies & software deployment. I understand RHEL has something like that but that it isn’t quite up to the same standard as the Microsoft admin ecosystem just yet.


“Which paint is better: eggshell white or oyster white?”
Bomb squad movie where the bombs are wired to Jenga towers.
You don’t say what mode you have the enclosure set to. If you have it set to software control mode, only Windows is supported and it’s going to do some weird proprietary stuff that needs the qnap software.