just_another_person

FEX has been an Open Source project for quite some time. Valve has a use-case for it, so has been contributing developer resources and funding for the project, but Valve themselves did not create it. It's simply a useful tool in a pivot they want to make for their portable gaming devices and expansion.

If you're launching via the WSL command line, it should show an error.

What error are you getting?

Did you install this? https://github.com/microsoft/wslg

Running GUI apps takes extra steps: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps

Tor is only as fast as the next hops and endpoint, meaning the slowest node is your max possible speed. It has nothing to do with YOUR connection speeds.

Example: if you have 1Gbps, but your next hop only does 20Mbps, and the next hop 10Mbps, and endpoint 1Gbps, the max speed you will get is still only 10Mbps because that is the slowest node in the connection chain.

5G was mostly about cramming more connections into the spectrum and expanding broadcast range (as well as some other things), but it wasn't just about node speed on the network.

Fact

You don't want to use that junk on tomatoes, especially in containers. You want a soil that is meant for outdoor containers OR raised beds. It should have a sandy consistency, and dry out easily between waterings every 2-3 days.

You also want a slow release fertilizer for tomatoes and vegetables plants. It's essentially processed and dried manure and other plants material that breaks up and feeds your tomatoes over 4-6 weeks at a time. During the summer you'll apply 2-3 times, and that will keep them pretty balanced on the nutrient front.

Looks to me the issue is the soil here here.

What kind of soil do you have them in, and how often are you watering them?

You probably shouldn't use btrfs for swap unless you understand the heavy limitations on doing so. For starters, you didn't disable CoW when creating, so I'm assuming you don't know the issues involved.

Aside from that, I can say Void is still pretty Alpha, regardless of the claims. I messed with a bit just to see if it was worth it for single-purpose use-cases (they make this claim), and it's just not there, unfortunately. I believe they aim to be a rock-solid alternative to Alpine with a more simple interface, but as you noted, they are nowhere there.

I also had a TON of issues with XBPS, and they need some serious work there. Duplicate packages, update issues, orphaned packages...etc. If they are serious, they need to put more effort into improvements, and also communicating the actual status of their project. Seems they are currently failing in both regards.

If you ever need more reasons to avoid Ubuntu...

Or set fire to delicate fabrics, wallpaper, or other potentially flammable surfaces a mosquito might be near or on.