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Thank you for your advice. I've just ordered a USB ethernet adapter for my laptop. I was planning to install OpenSUSE, but just learned that Alpine Linux supports i386 and I'll try it. Debian/Ubuntu is out of my consideration because it does not support i386 any more. |
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@woncheol-kim From #79
I had a Synology NAS with a x86 chip as well, but the system (old kernel, no package manager, old Docker, etc.) made me want to shoot myself as well back 3-4 years ago. Their OS upgrades lag way too behind. And you can't do anything really if your Kernel is too old and you have no package manager either sadly 😢
What you could do (as I did more or less) is have the laptop as the 'thinking' piece and have it store data to your NAS over NFS (either use https://hub.docker.com/r/erichough/nfs-server/ or the Synology built-in NFS UI). You can put a small SSD in your laptop with your programs and docker-compose.yml files for example, and store all the bulk of you data on your NAS over the network. Performance should be almost identical for most uses.
I recommend you Alpine Linux for your laptop, or you can go the hardcore way with Arch Linux. In my opinion today, Debian/Ubuntu suck as they have old packages, plenty of security vulnerabilities etc.
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