Is there a way to disable link summaries? They take up far too much vertical space with the border wrapping, title, etc.
Here’s an example of a post that has good information, but requires 5 mouse wheel scrolls for what should have been just 6 lines of links.
If you do iSCSI you likely want to use a SLOG: find something with good endurange and great performance at mixed operation… usually optanes are the most common reccomendation here.
I do not suggest the use of metadata vdevs. Maxing out the RAM before going L2ARC is the suggested approach; do not consider L2ARC at all until you have at least 64GB of RAM.
About the network, it really depends on how many drives are you going to use… basically it boils down to your use case: you will be hard…
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Davvo
April 5, 2024, 2:38pm
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I don’t think so, at least reader-side; I think it doesn’t look that bad to me compared to the old forum… maybe a bit bigger. I am using the standard text dimensions and a big ass monitor.
Writer side there are a few think you can do to avoid that, mainly putting anything else on the line with the link.
Btw, edited my reply in order to provide better reading experience.
dan
April 5, 2024, 2:43pm
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Don’t put the links by themselves on a line. Here’s the same link two different ways:
More information at iXsystems, when are you going to stop pretending that CORE has (usable) plugins? | TrueNAS Community
More information at:
Plugins are broken. We all know it, and you have no intention of fixing them. Most notably, @Kris Moore has said not to use them, and that they're "more or less deprecated":
using plugins on CORE is a path to sadness. The plugin system is more or...
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troy
April 5, 2024, 4:22pm
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Here’s another example with something simple like a -
or *
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dan
April 5, 2024, 4:45pm
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True. Anything else on the same line with the link will prevent what Discourse calls the “onebox.”
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