bitwolf

Kind of.

Fedora on workstations. Debian on servers

I wanted more Dropbox space. Self hosted Nextcloud when Docker became a thing.

Ended up getting a job in tech as I got better with containerization and better at programming from scripting and reading Data Structures books

Plain old Fedora works great. My mom uses it and is fine with just the app store.

Game compatibility and overall performance will be mostly the same regardless of which Linux distro you choose.

Yes some gaming focused distros add a few small extra tweaks bit in the grand scheme of things it’s largely the same.

I wouldn’t suggest using SteamOS outside of steam hardware het as its not built for general purpose computers. Futhermore, I wouldn’t suggest using Bazzite (the steamos-like distro for general purpose computers) unless you were installing it on a gaming focused pc or htpc.

You can read the Dockerfile for the HEALTHCHECK clause however not all have it as it’s been introduced in later docker versions.

You can also write your own using things like curl.

I think it’s nice they offer their own lite version.

Just because there is a more popular OSS solution doesn’t mean they should be complacent and accept people will use Vaultwarden.

This shows they support their users directly instead of just letting their users fend for themselves.

They also could indirectly be blamed by some people using vaultwarden should an issue arise with it.

By publishing the first party lite version they can say “well you’re not using our supported version”. While still being friendly to self-hosters.

Academic research should be public knowledge

Ohh good point. Maybe I should switch to ~/code

~/dev for code ~/work for things I don’t want to do, like taxes

Aside from similar artists, I scrobble to Listenbrainz, which gives recommendations from similar artists and similar listeners.

Which desktop are you using? The high dpi experience is desktop dependent until every one supports fractional scaling

OpenCloud has made a conscious decision not to use relational databases and instead uses files to store metadata. This decision simplifies the system considerably and at the same time helps to improve scalability and system stability.

Well color me convinced. The most frustrating part about updating Nextcloud is fixing the database schema.

I don’t even want a database I just want a lightweight webui for manage my files from a browser.

OpenCloud fits the bill much better.

https://ente.io/ has e2ee. Tehg recently opened up their software so self hosting.

I font have enough exp with both Immich and Ente to make a statement as to whether they have all of the same features or not.

Aegis

Same dude… Same

The Beelink mini nas is very similar in stature. It uses NVMe drives, it cannot saturate the NVMe bus but its plenty fast.

Yeah but it could be an open standard, for Linux, could it not?

I don’t really understand your first point though. That would be no problem if you organized the packages and declared conflicts for systemd against the other init systems.

Isn’t systemd that open standard though?

Same with Wayland?

You may want to use -n to skip the newline and the end.

You may also want to single quote the text to negate expansion when doing the opposite and encoding the text.

echo -n 'my text' | base64

To eliminate another subscription I imagine.