So all you have to do, Paul, is just get rid of all the bad guys and you can go back to the simple way of doing it. And then I'm the only one who calls in mayhem this way. It should be. Yeah. OK. OK. Yes. So Dries asks about network chairs. Hey, I just wanted to ask a quick question. I've switched to Linux for the fourth time now in the past 12 years. The previous attempts all still gave me issues with NTFS, right access, sound, Wi-Fi and flash video. You know what? Stop using NTFS file format anyway. But this time it looks like I'm going to stay. I even converted my laptop to Linux as well, which leads me to a question. Since I now don't have any Windows machine anymore, does it still make sense to use SMB for network chairs? I could try to start using NTFS, which I have never done before. But does it even matter for a simple home network? Well, that was all. Thanks for keeping up this helpful and interesting podcast for so long. OK, Dries. Well, yeah, it sounds like if you've gone (45/48)
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