• @Shdwdrgn@mander.xyz
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          1310 months ago

          There’s actually a distro called Sourcemage with commands like cast/dispel/summon and packages stored in grimoires. I ran it for awhile on my servers. The command structure is quite fun.

          • technologicalcaveman
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            710 months ago

            So, I have been doing a system with my pc where I have a case full of different nvme ssds with different OSes on them. I might have to do that on one of them.

            • @Shdwdrgn@mander.xyz
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              510 months ago

              Have you thought about just running KVM on a machine and building out virtual images there? Then you don’t have to swap hardware and you can reach them from your desktop through VNC.

              • technologicalcaveman
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                510 months ago

                Sure, but I prefer running bare metal also I then can move it around between various computers. Each one is used a regular system, just different purposes. So, running in a virtual machine doesn’t make much sense for me. I’ll use nothing but openbsd for a week, then I’ll swap over to arch to play some games, then I go into gentoo or something else for whatever other task I’m feeling.

                • @Shdwdrgn@mander.xyz
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                  410 months ago

                  Gotcha! No worries, I just thought I’d mention it since some people don’t seem to even know that’s an option.

                  • technologicalcaveman
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                    310 months ago

                    It’s all good it’s definitely a good option, I’ve done it before. I also just get a level of amusement out of swapping sticks out. Gives me the same feeling as swapping out floppies for different software.