Grafana is how I've done it, using Loki to ingest and store the logs, and Prometheus for metrics.
There's also Goaccess which is like 1000x easier to use, and works pretty well.
MangoPenguin
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Yeah that's fair, it would be nice if it at least showed you a warning that "windows might break things" if it detects a windows install and you're choosing the dual boot option. That way someone has a better idea of what to do when it does break.
But not the actual installer where you pick where to install the bootloader?
A VM is a good way to do it, the only real downside is just the space used by a whole extra OS install.
Most VPN clients will have an option to route only specific applications over the VPN. Just remember to also lock the Bittorrent client to the VPN network interface to prevent leaks if the VPN stops working.
To be fair if this was windows messing with the EFI bootloader, I don't think the Bazzite installer notifies you to make a new EFI partition to stop that from happening (at least I can't remember it doing so last I used it), so how is a new user expected to know it can be a problem?
Wouldn’t be an issue if: They READ THE DOCS.
It seems like Bazzite should handle this during install? They say to create a separate EFI partition if dual booting on the same disk, but does the installer even recommend that? Or just let someone blindly choose the wrong setup?
Yeah it would be no different from running without a VM. The issue you're having isn't related to it being a VM.
Your popup there looks like it is because the user account you're using doesn't have admin privileges on windows. If this is a fresh install, I have no idea how you've ended up in that situation, as the user account you create on install is admin by default.
Did he use mesa or amdgpu? RADV or proprietary?
I gotta admit I don't understand why the best option isn't used by default? Like when I go to download drivers off AMD/Nvidias websites there's just one option to pick for gaming, I don't have multiple options I need to research.
I suppose you can probably do most things without the plugins too, just more time intensive
No it's fine, clearly it did extract the rar file and run everything.
There are some suspicious things going on like the qcloud and counter-strike domains, as well as the 7zip extract being run.
I would probably get rid of it.
If you only want to tunnel a few apps use include mode. Just add the torrent client to the app include list, bind to the VPN interface in your torrent client settings, and you should be good to go.