Debian

I am using pyLoad download manager for quite some time now. Previously when I was running windows server I was using JDownloader. I think it was better in few things, for example it was able to automatically name a package based on the name of the file from the link. So if I would be trying to download https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/amd64/iso-cd/debian-13.4.0-amd64-netinst.iso, it would automatically name a package ‘debian-13.4.0-amd64-netinst.iso’. Folder with downloaded file would be named the same too. Much more convenient. If I would drop multiple links for the same file it would be downloading them in parallel, downloading them much quicker. Though with current speeds in average home maybe this is not necessary anymore. It had better UI, in my opinion, but maybe I was more accustomed to windows desktop then; certainly it was better to have single view instead of 3 views like in pyLoad:

I ordered Desktop Framework motherboard last week and today it arrived. It was neatly packaged and did not come with anything else then some piece of plastic to mount your own fan on top of the radiator. But I did not need much else. At least for first tests.

I had some PSU laying around that was compatible. I have some old fan that I was able connect to board even if it was a bit to small but would cool it a bit at least.