Comes with the typical bs Playstation EULA: “The Software is licensed to you, not sold. SIE grants to you a limited, non-exclusive license to use the Software for personal use on the system or device for which it was purchased.”

Get a fairly cheap mini PC for ~$700 with a 7840HS APU and run a Linux distro such as Bazzite, Chimera, or Nobara. You’ll be able to game at 1080P comfortably.

SMS was a huge factor for getting my wife on a degoogled os

Bring back the standard DIN design. Then we can all change out our head unit with something that has Garmin but doesn’t affect the physical buttons on the dash below it.

That’s terrible

Who’s paying who 2.4M?

And DRM free stuff so when you purchase it and download it, you truly own it

I wasn’t aware of that. Good to know. Now a days I think latex free gloves are more common but I also don’t know the melting point of those

It still gets hot with the gloves on. I wouldn’t want latex melting onto my hands

I see. Thank you

No worries. That gets me sometimes too. Thanks anyways

Where do you see that it has a VESA mount? I can’t find any reference to one or see any obvious holes on the bottom.

I had no idea about the barrel jack to USB-C adapter, thanks!

I saw that community but it looks pretty barren. I figure I’d get more help here

I would like to keep it sub $700USD preferably

That’s good to know. I’ll look into the Docker image. Thank you

I’m not opposed to tried and true simple solutions. I think my wife would find it much easier with an automated system however. I really need a way for people to pay for their memberships and keep track of that and I have no background with this stuff. I think having a system that’s already designed for this would make opening the gym less daunting. I appreciate the thought

Someone else mentioned ERPnext too. It looks interesting. Certainly a possibility. Thank you

I am confused as to what this is exactly. Is it some type of operating system that makes installing certain software easy like Docker or something?

I’ll keep them in mind when I design my network. Thank you

Wow, Akaunting looks really great. It seems simple and upgradable if my needs change over time. I have the ability to self host and even make a one time payment instead of subscribing to their services if I want. Thank you!

Okay I see. I’ll have to check how much it is. So this can be self hosted for free with the tradeoff of having to figure out how to do that? If that’s the case then I could even start off with the ease of the subscription and over time get my self hosting setup figured out.