https://soundiiz.com/ is so good at transferring playlists or exporting them to standard csv or playlist file. It’s $5 for one month—which is all you’ll need for this specific transfer. But I pay yearly (there’s a discount) because I like to export my playlists throughout the year. There are a bunch of other great features.

Edit: Oh, you meant the audio, too. In that case I’d say transfer/export your playlist. Then go find FLAC files of the songs from various sources.

But Lemmy users are obviously smarter, so it’s better to ask them.

FastMail is nice.

or (I don’t recommend it) you could learn to:

How easy is it to convert a VirtualBox machine+hdd to Virt Manager?

It’s great for machines you’ll be using via VNC a lot, too.

XFCE fan here.

For CTRL+R, once you see the command you want, hit ESC, and the command is there ready to edit.

I recommend the Xubuntu flavor of Ubuntu.

If it’s a fairly new computer (especially if you if you have 32 gigs of RAM), Bedrock Minecraft can run pretty decently in a virtual machine.

It’s a single point of failure though.

Same because it works really well over VNC. It feels almost like I’m actually on a local machine.

Most WiFi modules are fairly easy to change out for one that Linux is happy with.

Wherever you choose to store it, you should still consider following the 3-2-1 backup rule.

what does that even mean?

Something like this: https://www.eff.org/pages/better-way-forward-voluntary-collective-licensing-music-file-sharing