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Hi all. I'm new to Obsidian after migrating from Roam and loving it. One of my favourite things about Roam though was the typography and its simplicity. I've managed to mimic quite nicely thanks to the the 'Minimal' community theme. However, the bullet points are a little different. They're too bunched together and lack a vertical separator line too. And as my notes are essentially all bullet points it is making readability difficult. Here's a screenshot comparing the two, with Roam on the left: https://i.imgur.com/br416xl.jpg

Does anyone know what edits I should make to the CSS of the theme to make bullet points look closer to Roam? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi! So I'm considering going from a Mac mini + Synology to an unRAID build and I have a few noob questions.

This machine is going to be populated with six WD Red 6TB drives and basically just going to be used as a Plex server and NAS, with either a Ubuntu or Windows VM running 24/7 doing lightweight stuff (like giving me a GUI to FTP transfer files and a place to plug in external drives for backup to Backblaze).

1. This is my build. Can you see any major weaknesses I should be aware of? I know 8GB of RAM isn't a lot, but is it enough for my use case?

2. I've gone with an 500GB SSD. Do you think I could get away with a 250GB one? I'd

Hi all. I'm building my Dad a £200 ($300) computer for web browsing and occasional word proccessing. I've decided to run Ubuntu on it because it's free, but mostly because I think he'll find it much easier to use than Windows. I have a question or two about that...

1. Does this build have any parts that won't play friendly with Linux?
2. I've installed Ubuntu several times before with no issues, but just to confirm, will putting Ubuntu on this build be the standard procedure of booting from the USB drive and then going through the installer?
3. I'm going to make sure only Chrome and LibreOffice are in the launcher, and install NoNotifications, as one of the big reasons I'm moving him off W

Hi all. I'm fairly new to PC gaming, so please forgive any ignorances or wrong terms I may use. But I'm looking for an open world (I think that's the term) where you don't have to collect stuff. I really like large world games but most of the ones I've played (Fallout 4, Witcher 3) I felt like I spent half of the game looking at the ground collecting stuff. GTA V and Just Cause 3 I enjoyed very much as there wasn't any of this.

So any games similar to those you could recommend would be great :)