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At least it supports 64 bit then. 😅
Listen, can’t speak for 20 year old cpu, but yeah snaps are more optimized now than in 2018.

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At least it supports 64 bit then. 😅
Listen, can’t speak for 20 year old cpu, but yeah snaps are more optimized now than in 2018.
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I think that’s more of a Ubuntu Desktop concern. My thinkpad has a 4th gen i5 and launches Firefox maybe half a second slower on a fresh reboot and afterwards its normal.
Its really not relevant to a server who has all the time in the world to boot and stays up. Once the snap is launched, its launched, works fine afterwards. It’s all cached in the RAM or temp data or whatever afterwards.
Ideally your server install would be on an SSD and your data on HDDs. Performance will be good with that setup.
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Sure, that goes with it. Good reminder.
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Prevent password logins where ever possible too, especially SSH. Use ed25519 keys. Perform server actions with least privilege users, prevent root logins. Immutable systems and containers are a helpful tool too.
I also just host my public facing stuff on a VPS. DDOS protection and just otherwise isolated. 2FA on the VPS too.