Update

[tteck]

Good afternoon! I am tteckster's wife. I don't have a clue if anyone will even see this because I'm not the computer savvy person that my husband was, but I wanted to try. I know that he posted an update regarding his health the other week, and I wanted to let you all know that he passed away a few days ago. If anyone sees this, maybe you could make a better post. Thank you for all that supported him. Angie

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This is Angie, and to say I am overwhelmed by all the comments, thoughts, love, prayers, and condolences is an understatement. As well as the donations. My husband loved this site, and he was passionate about computers, coding, and all the stuff that goes with it. He showed me a lot of the comments that were made when he posted about his cancer and it made him smile. Thank you all for the love and support that you have shown to him, and now me.
He would be amazed that I even found his sight and was able to make a post. Thank you all again, it warms my heart that he touched so many lives.*

€dit by @MickLesk (Maintainer) 14.11.2024:
The Ko-Fi link is still available and as far as we have seen this donation goes to Angie.

Here is the link if you want to support Angie and tteck's family (unfortunately I never knew his name):
https://ko-fi.com/proxmoxhelperscripts

[florianwilde]

Rest in peace, tteck. I wish you, Angie, and your whole family all the best and much strength for the times ahead.

[Larnius]

Your husband was my start into homelab and coding. He will be remembered all over the world.
I wish you all the best in the world and I am sorry for your loss.

[stuartforrest66]

Just want to say that without your husbands work I would have not been able to achieve many of the things I have been able to on my setup. What a legend. Sorry to hear of his passing. Very sad.

[harryxmin]

My sincere condolences to the family and rest in peace. Your scripts were helped in so many ways and I am truly indebted to your contributions.

[Zenithar]

My sincere condolences.

[cdvankammen]

A Salute to his work! Honestly, his has saved me HOURS upon hours of work as someone just starting to get into proxmox! In the words of a very old and wise character, "Chosen wisely you have {angie}".

THIS GUY DID HIS HOMEWORK!

[cesarpanter]

My condolences to the family 😞

A lot of strength for all of u

[bam27beer]

My thoughts are with you and your family,
We are fortunate for the person and the efforts of your husband,
He has really become ,a legend in something, me and lot of others have no idea in what we are doing , but changed the landscape of that and made it accessible, bloody amazing,
If there is a trusted source to donate , I would love too , maybe get v- tubers that used his scripts to highlight and make sure it gets directed to the right place

[prox-code]

Tteck will be missed, wish you all the best and much strength for the next months in special.

[steveuk23]

Sorry for your loss.
My Condolences to you and all the family.

[simpixo]

My condolences and rest in peace tteck 😢

[heupink]

My sincere condolences. Thank you for letting us know.

[pcreadycl]

My sincere condolences. This is such sad news. Wishing strength for you and your family during this time. He is now at peace. I wish you all the best.

[edwardusnigmus]

My sincere condolences. :(

[rpelissi]

All my sympathies to you and your family. Thanks for sharing this with us. Let me wish you and your familly all the best possible.

[nara1111]

멀리 한국에서도 삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다.

[roo-tech]

my deepest sympathies and condolences, he will always be remembered, this is what we do and how we honor those before us.

[greghare]

So sorry to hear this. Praying for you and your family as you grieve your husbands loss. The scripts he wrote helped me get started into the world of Proxmox and virtual machines and I'm thankful for that!

[jwindfelder]

This. This is why he was so impactful. I love this.

[Elektrickser]

My heartfelt condolences to the entire family. Wishing you all much strength and peace in this difficult time. May the loving memories bring you comfort.

[Mellowlynx]

Dear Angie,
Thank you for sharing this with us during this hard time.
All my sympathies to you and your family, wishing you all the strength you need during this time.
We will do our best to continue his legacy, and he will be missed by many.

[mrfuntime]

This hurts my heart.

[Eschguy]

Sorry for your loss, rest in peace @tteck

[rafalohaki]

Rest in heaven and peace

[dazza12]

I never met your husband Angie but I felt I 'knew' him through his scripts. He taught me so much about Proxmox and introduced me to various homelab tools. He has saved me many hours and evenings and helped to make tasks easy.

I've lost two friends to various cancers this year. It now feels like I've lost a third. I shed a few tears a few days ago when I learnt of this.

I hope you don't mind but the server I'm commissioning next will be named tteck in his honour.

[huseyinkogo]

RIP

My condolences to the family 😞

[hollie]

Tteck: thank you for the time and effort you spent while providing guidance when I learned working with Proxmox.

My sincere condolences to your family.

[vibrantj]

I literally signed in to comment from my Vaultwarden instance that I deployed in my Proxmox home server environment. I'm a newbie and Tteck's work and scripts have been the calm in the storm of my learning and fumbling.

My condolences to you and your loved ones. I am certain Tteck's work and contributions will continue to inspire others like he has done for me.

[sdmcclain]

I'm very new to this community but even in a short time it has been so clear what a revered and respected figure Tteck was. It seems like he made a lot of people's lives better (including mine!) while doing something he was passionate about. Wishing you and your family well.

[tm24fan8]

Like so many people who have commented already, I was a complete beginner to the world of Proxmox and, for the most part, any sort of self-hosted services. The scripts Tteck wrote are responsible for so many things that I've been able to do, both in running new services as well as some things I was able to learn for my own scripts. He was a huge help, and a huge inspiration, and while I never knew him personally, I will definitely miss him.

Angie, my heartfelt condolences to you and yours.

[mscodemonkey]

A few months ago I didn't know a thing about Proxmox, but stumbled upon the helper scripts that Tteck provided and maintained. Now, I probably know a little about Proxmox but I have 10 different services running on - and everything "just works". Because I can install and update stuff just with a simple copy and paste - and for that, I'll be forever thankful to @tteck and I'm glad his work will live on to make other people's lives just that bit easier. RIP Tteck and sincere condolences to his family.

[brommetje]

As a proxmox beginner, the tteck scripts helped me get started with Selfhosted. I'm so grateful.
You are an example to me.

Angie, my heartfelt condolences to you and yours.

[jctmf]

Please accept my heartfelt condolences during this difficult time.
Tteck's work on helper scripts has been invaluable to so many in the community, including myself.
I hope you find comfort in knowing how much he was appreciated and respected by those who benefited from his work.
My thoughts are with you and your family as you navigate through this loss.

[DaRacci]

I was able to first get started with proxmox thanks to ttecks scripts, i was able to form an understanding by viewing them and using them, I thank him for the knowledge i was able to obtain from his work.

May he rest in piece.

[CyCoSyS]

Angie, my sincere condolences. Don enriched many lives by sharing his knowledge. I'm 70 yrs old and started messing with PC's back in 1982. I lost my 'passion' for the technology 15 yrs ago but a single YouTube video I stumbled upon in Novaspirit Tech reignited my passion. Don was brilliant and could adequately explain complex subjects. My home lab is awesome and completely automated because of Don. I only hope that the small offering I left on ko-fi will help bring some ease to your family.

[lrodia]

I first started using Proxmox a couple of years ago and came across ttecks scripts, to say they have been invaluable is an understatement, I am grateful for everything he has done within the community, the knowledge I have gained from his work has been incredible. His work help so many people and I am sure his legacy will live on for many many years to come, this is testament to the lives he has touched

Angie, my heartfelt condolences to you and your family

RIP tteck

[kennylawrence]

It's amazing that this generous gentleman that I never knew existed has shared work which today has allowed me to jumpstart my path into VM's, Linux in general, and home-automation-fun so painlessly. I know well the momentum-sapping frustration that comes from being inundated with the sudden need to learn so many new platforms and packages.. being able to leverage his knowledge to quickly build something that I can use and which inspires me to continue is just such a gift at a time when I find it difficult to stay focused. Much appreciated, stranger!

[jturazzi]

I want to tell you that your husband's project has truly made a difference in the lives of many people. His work and passion for computers and coding had a profound impact, and many benefited from his ideas, his contributions, and his support. What he accomplished will remain an inspiration to many. Be proud of everything he brought to the world, and know that his legacy will live on through the lives he touched. You are not alone, and his project continues to live on through us.