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  • I did something similar recently and found it was an easy drop-in situation... so you'll likely be okay.

    I upgraded my CPU on my debian server. Went from i5-4690K and RX 480 to just an i5-12600K.

    I could see a potential issue if the WiFi card is different and you're not hard wired.

  • I was for a while. Hosted a LOT of stuff on an i5-4690K overclocked to hell and back. It did its job great until I replaced it.

    Now my servers don't lag anymore.

    EDIT: CPU usage was almost always at max. I was just redlining that thing for ~3 years. Cooling was a beefy Noctua air cooler so it stayed at ~60 C. An absolute power house.

  • Not quite - He's saying to mount the NAS under /mnt/ and to create a symlink under /home/ to go directly to /mnt/nas/photos

    If you're on KDE Plasma / Dolphin, this can be done here:

    and put something like this in there

    This will create a folder that goes directly to /mnt/nas/pictures, but you can put it anywhere.

  • You could put together a dish of some kind that she can just toss in the oven to cook. People often neglect to eat when mourning because they have a lot going on.

    Easy ones are lasagna or baked potatoes or casseroles.

    Just pre-made, ready to throw in the oven.